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	Acquisition of Grammatical Gender in Italian as a Foreign Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		However, gender appears to be a difficult obstacle to surmount in an L2 for learners with an English language background (Andersen, 1984; Carroll, 1989; Delisle, 1985; Harley, 1979, in press; Rogers, 1987; Stevens, 1984; Surridge, 1993; Surridge and Lessard, 1984; Tucker, Lambert, and Rigault, 1969, 1977).
		Sensitivity to the masculine gender cue in -tore is demonstrated by the fact that it is assigned to the masculine at a much higher rate (63.3%) than it was to nouns ending in -e (see Table 2).
		Cue discord FMF Antonio è una vedetta attento/attenta.
	www.utpjournals.com /product/cmlr/542/542-Oliphant.html (7702 words)

	Pink Slip: Boyfriend! Straight Talk About Gender Stuff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Gender, on the other hand, is a collection of socially useful information that is related to a person's sex or apparent sex.
		Gender actually describes all the ways we use to figure out whether a person we're talking to is male, female, or something else entirely.
		Gender is built up through a collection of social cues, or things we perceive about people when we see them, hear their voices, talk to them, or see pictures of them.
	www.scarleteen.com /boyfriend/gender.html (2775 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		However, the bias is not as strong as a gender cue which effectively rules out pronominal reference to a potential antecedent differing in gender from a gender marked pronoun.
		However, when such a gender contrast is lacking we argue the degree to which implicit consequentiality influences processing will be maximised as it provides a strong cue as to which character is referred to by the pronoun (Example 6).
		When gender information which would otherwise have uniquely identified the pronominal antecedent is lacking, implicit consequentiality is a strong cue which the system employs to facilitate processing.
	cogprints.org /714/00/cogsci.tmp.txt (4242 words)

	Gender and Name Phonology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		When applied to phonological cues to gender, the first two points suggest that such cues might be readily learned, and could affect behavior early in life.
		It is doubtful that knowledge of phonological cues to gender was acquired through explicit instruction, particularly in the case of children.
		Each sentence was scored for the gender assigned to the pseudoname by noting whether "he" or "she" was used as to denote the pseudoname's referent.
	www.sas.upenn.edu /~kellym/genderNames.html (16458 words)

	Constitution - Amended April 12, 2000
		Membership in CUE is open to current employees in the Clerical and Allied Services bargaining unit at the University of California, defined as PERB's Unit 12, including the various hospitals and laboratories.
		CUE statewide shall not be responsible for or assume such liabilities or legal obligations.
		All elections of officers and board members (or local equivalent) and representatives to the statewide executive board shall be in conformance with the election provisions outlined in Appendix A of this constitution.
	www.cueunion.org /general_info/constitution.php (5381 words)

	SLA Colloquia
		This study investigates the role of the phonological saliency of gender cues in gender assignment and agreement in L2 learners of French.
		Phonological gender cues were assigned a ‘saliency score’ (based on the work of Goldschneider and DeKeyser, 2001).
		The saliency of the gender cues was correlated with gender assignment and gender agreement accuracy scores.
	www.languages.umd.edu /SLAA/colloquia.htm (1263 words)

	Journal of Vision - Decomposing biological motion: A framework for analysis and synthesis of human gait patterns, by ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The static cue they concentrated on was the ratio of the width of the hip and the width of the shoulder.
		The cues may be simple features or complex holistic cues that are described in terms of correlation patterns between different parts and motions of the body.
		Gender classification was used as an example to test how suitable the proposed linearization of motion data is for classification purposes.
	journalofvision.org /2/5/2/article.aspx (11340 words)

	Journal of Vision - Decomposing biological motion: A framework for analysis and synthesis of human gait patterns, by
		The role of motion-mediated structural information and dynamic cues for gender recognition from biological motion was explicitly addressed in a series of experiments conducted by Mather and Murdoch (1994).
		Gender recognition appears to be a complex process with a holistic character that takes into consideration hints and cues that are distributed over the whole display and that are carried both by motion-mediated structural information and by pure dynamics.
		Whereas the predominance of dynamic information over structural cues is in accordance with earlier work by Mather and Murdoch (1994), the dependence on viewpoint seems to contradict their results.
	www.journalofvision.org /2/5/2/article.html (11324 words)

	When Gender Changes the Negotiation — HBS Working Knowledge
		Gender is not a good predictor of negotiation performance, but ambiguous situations can trigger different behaviors by men and women.
		One gender trigger that may favor women over men is playing the role of agent (advocating for others) as opposed to playing the role of principal (advocating for themselves).
		To encourage gender equity regarding compensation and career development, your company should codify and publish opportunities and benefits that it may be willing to offer.
	hbswk.hbs.edu /item/5207.html (1911 words)

	Press Release - LBNL Discrimination Claim
		Charges of serious gender, age, and ethnic discrimination at LBNL follow upon previous EEOC charges of racial profiling at Los Alamos National Lab, and of sex discrimination and harassment of whistle-blowers at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
		Citing systematic pay differentials based on discrimination on the basis of race, gender and age, CUE bases its complaint on statistics provided by the University of California, which show that 75% of employees at LBNL's lowest clerical level are ethnic minorities; at the highest level, ethnic minorities comprise only 28% of employees.
		CUE is the union that represents 18,000 clericals employed by the University of California; this figure includes 230 employees at LBNL.
	www.cueunion.org /news/lbnleeoc.php (454 words)

	abstract (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Surprisingly, however, subjects were faster to respond to targets that followed this intendedly neutral gender prime than to targets that followed a valid gender prime, both in lexical decision and in naming.
		In this experiment, the responses after a neutral and a valid gender prime were equally fast, which supported a strategic interpretation of the earlier response time difference.
		The original results had shown that people were faster to select the correct gender-marked definite article for some picture in a two-choice gender decision task if they had recently named the same picture in a definite article NP than if they had recently named it with a bare noun only.
	users.fmg.uva.nl /jvanberkum/abs-diss96.htm (1111 words)

	Targeting the Schools--Gay Activists and the Day of Silence
		Thus, "Students might be forced to hide their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression because they fear physical or verbal harassment.
		They are pushing for the explicit inclusion of lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual persons in the school curriculum, and an effective endorsement of homosexuality at every level of the school's life.
		In taking their cue from the protests movements of the 1960s, the organizers of the Day of Silence attempt to claim the mantle of the civil rights movement for their effort to normalize homosexuality.
	www.gender-news.com /other.php?id=74 (1138 words)

	Title: Computers Are Social Actors: A Review of Current Research
		The only gender cue in this experiement was the computers voice output.
		All of th subjects found that a female-voiced computer would be perceived as a better teacher on the topic of love and relationships whereas a male-voiced computer was perceived as better teacher on the topic of computers and technology.
		The most important design implication of this study is that users automatically and unconsciously stereotype computers based on gender of the computer voices.
	www.msu.edu /~smithre9/November2.htm (1838 words)

	Acquisition of Grammatical Gender in Italian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This study investigated the sensitivity to gender cues exhibited by L2 learners of Italian.
		When dealing with more than one cue, the students had no difficulty assigning gender when the cues were in accord, while coping with conflicting cues was more problematic.
		Nonetheless, in the majority of the cases, the students were able to use syntactic cues to override contradictory cues in the noun endings.
	nflrc.hawaii.edu /NetWorks/NW07 (237 words)

	Pace's Transgender Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A transsexual is someone who feels that their optimal gender is something other than their birth gender, and is taking steps to optimize their gender.
		I'm changing my social gender by changing my appearance, voice, and mannerisms, and asking others to be considerate of my choice and to treat me as female.
		My eventual goal is to have a body that is somewhere between mostly and totally female, and a gender role that is mostly female.
	pace.pace.net /trans (1809 words)

	We assume FOSS benefits all equally. But does it really?
		FLOSS Pols [6] is currently attempting to conduct a research on this with results to be released by end of February 2006.
		Given that women's lives are significantly different from men's, based on socially-accepted and -reinforced, gender roles and stereotypes, women simply do not have a lot of time to devote to learning FOSS.
		Given the nature of FOSS development where hobbyists and enthusiasts are able to modify code and share applications or extensions freely, it is much easier for 'users' to find solutions for their needs.
	www.genderit.org /en/index.shtml?w=a&x=93204 (2089 words)

	Conference Materials
		This focus was either shifted or maintained by a pronominal reference (with a gender cue in expt.
		This suggests that the processes involved in the resolution of pronouns may be initiated before a pronoun is encountered.
		Focus may be conceived of as a type of pragmatic cue which allows readers to predict the most likely candidate for resolution in conjunction with the degree of markedness within the referring expression itself (e.g.
	cognet.mit.edu /library/conferences/paper?paper_id=45092 (570 words)

	CAMEL-Women-Education
		See also Gender Equity in Education: Additional Resources; in particular the Women in Mathematics, Science, and Technology section, and the Research/Gender Equity in Education section.
		Exploring Your Future In Math And Science: Encouraging Women in the Sciences, a study by Andrew Frank-Loron, Jennifer Handrich, and Chia-Chen Wu, was part of a final project for a Women's Studies course at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
		Gender Issues in Math and Technology An NSF (America) funded project that "will examine the intersection of gaming, mathematics knowledge, and gender.
	camel.math.ca /Women/EDU/Education.html (1002 words)

	The effect of health care provider persuasive strategy on patient compliance and satisfaction American Journal of ...
		Results indicated that a combination of positive regard followed by negative regard after noncompliance elicited the greatest patient satisfaction for both male and female providers.
		These results suggest that gender stereotypes are not as prevalent in provider-patient communication as they may be in other communication contexts due the to relative power and status relationships between a provider and patient.
		In addition, patients may prefer a negative reaction from the provider after admitting to noncompliance because it confirms their expectations and may be perceived as provider concern for the patient.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0CTG/is_2-3_18/ai_108194969/pg_14 (883 words)

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		Grammatical gender systems are ultimately semantically based (Corbett 1991) in the sense that males and females (or in some languages animate and inanimate objects) are assigned to different gender categories.
		Speakers of nglish, a —gender language (in which grammatical gender appears only on the 3rd person singular pronoun) often find it difficult to determine the gender of foreign nouns and acquire the gender systems of +gender languages.
		Results indicate that Kindergarten children were more successful at correctly assigning gender when they heard a morpho-phonological cue that corresponded to the correct gender than when they only saw a semantic cue to grammatical gender (that is, when the picture could be characterized as "male" or "female").
	students.washington.edu /langrhet/pastpresentations.doc (1864 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The results show a wide range of variation in the accuracy of correct identification of child’s gender by voice.
		(Labels for each point refer to the child gender, how they were perceived, and their number, so GB-7 means that the child was a girl, usually mistaken for a boy, and is number 11.
		Of course, it could be that the nucleus vowel height is a measure that indicates a different cue to which listeners are attending.
	www.pitt.edu /~kiesling/perception/discussion.html (461 words)

	Gender Issues
		I means that since people need to assume one SEX or the other, so as to use one or another different set of expectations and assumptions, if my gender cues tend towards what is associated with the male sex, I get called male.
		Obviously, sex has nothing to do with gender, and my sex is not used as that cue -- gender stereotyped traits are instead.
		Being a woman has nothing whatsoever to do with gendered things, be they makeup, power tools or caring for babies (though I do like babies and kids...).
	www.stanford.edu /~cfairman/gender.html (843 words)

	CRISP - Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects, Abstract Display
		In the second study, the impact of intoxication and alcohol expectancy on the activation of aggressive cognitions will be examined.
		It is hypothesized that intoxication, the expectancy that alcohol increases aggression, and the presence of an aggressive cue are required for the activation of aggressive cognitions.
		The SDA will allow the researcher to develop a research program which will lead to future investigations of intoxicated aggression and to engage in career development activities that will advance his knowledge of social cognition and alcohol research through consultation with experts in these fields.
	crisp.cit.nih.gov /crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=6574213&p_grant_num=1K01AA013103-01A2&p_query=&ticket=3035168&p_audit_session_id=14701703&p_keywords= (391 words)

	CUE Art Foundation
		It is these multiplicities that are most interesting to me because they offer a more real representation of the events in our perception.
		While my Greek ethnicity informs my fascination with the structure of Anglo-American class and culture (including the regulation of race), my gender experience informs my fascination with identity constructs from fashion, to color, to "taste", as well as the organization and codes of power, sex, and control.
		In addition, the constant changes in science and technology elicit in me feelings of wonder and concern.
	www.cueartfoundation.org /exhibits/past/cobb_logothetis/logothetis.html (948 words)

	Publications
		Wrase, J., Klein, S., Grüsser, S.M., Hermann, D., Flor, H., Mann, K., Braus, D.F., and Heinz, A. Gender differences in the processing of standardized emotional visual stimuli in humans: a functional magnetic resonance imaging study.
		Wessa, M., Grüsser, S.M., and Flor, H. Emotional processing of drug-related visual cues and cue-elicited craving in abstinent alcoholics and healthy controls.
		Thalemann, C.N., Keller, W., Rosemeier, H.-P., and Grüsser, S.M. Reizinduziertes Verlangen bei Patientinnen mit Bulimia nervosa [Cue induced craving in female patients with bulimia nervosa].
	www.isfb.org /englPublikationen.html (5871 words)

	Projects at CUE
		Each campus will create an Equity Scorecard based on existing institutional data disaggregated by race, ethnicity and gender.
		Equity for All is likely to become the prototype for the Student Equity Plans required of all California Community Colleges.
		The Center for Urban Education (CUE) and the
	www.usc.edu /cue/projects/index.htm (257 words)

	Aging - November 2003
		Wearing sportcoats is another effective masculine gender cue, especially if worn with a crisp button down shirt and tie.
		Coverage tends to happen with fewer holdups or challenges when the gender designator on the insurance card/plan "matches" the hormones received.
		Some people like to announce their gender transition at work in a serious way, while others use more casual language, concepts or means of coming out.
	www.forge-forward.org /socialsupport/aging-nov2003.html (2409 words)

	Founders leader advocates complementarian Gospel-driven marriage
		"As the husband, I am the bride of Christ and I need to see myself in that light and then take my cue in relating to my wife.
		Grace Baptist holds firmly to the complementarian view of roles within the church, Ascol said.
		While Ascol says the church is clear on the position of God-ordained gender roles, Grace Baptist takes an approach that is affirming of the numerous vital roles women may play within the church.
	www.gender-news.com /article.php?id=23 (672 words)

	Perspectives on Gender in Marketing from Marcia Yudkin
		I don't usually think of articles, sales copy or books as gender based unless the slant is obvious to appeal to members of one of the genders.
		There are numbers of things which may lead to a perception of "genderization," but most are rooted in content, such as: (1) Use of militaristic, aggressive-contact-sport, or automotive images or (2) Pejorative use of words stereotypically associated with one gender.
		Words that have a gender affiliation can be positive if you consider how you are using them and for what segment of the market you are targeting.
	www.yudkin.com /gender.htm (8882 words)

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