مرور Volume 11, Issue 1 بر اساس تاریخ انتشار

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  • A discursive representation of the winner and loser: the case of sports reports 

    رحیمی, محمد؛ عمل صالح, احیا؛ سعادت, محبوبه (Tehran, Kharazmi University, 2008-03-01)
    Communicating ideas/news is the primary function of language. However, language does not usually fulfill this as it is expected to. To Dellinger (1995, p. 3) language, “can never appear by itself-it always appears as the ...

  • The effects of the violation of local independence assumption on the person measures under the Rasch model 

    بقایی مقدم, پوریا؛ پیش قدم, رضا (Tehran, Kharazmi University, 2008-03-01)
    Local independence of test items is an assumption in all Item Response Theory (IRT) models. That is, the items in a test should not be related to each other. Sharing a common passage, which is prevalent in reading comprehension ...

  • The relationship between Iranian EFL learners’ gender and reading comprehension of three different types of text 

    کشاورز, محمد حسین؛ اشتریان, سرور (Tehran, Kharazmi University, 2008-03-01)
    The present study investigated the relationship between the reading comprehension of three types of text and the gender of Iranian EFL learners. To this end, several reading passages with the same length and readability ...

  • Relative clause attachment ambiguity resolution in Persian 

    عرب منفرد, علی؛ معرفت, حمیده (Tehran, Kharazmi University, 2008-03-01)
    The present study seeks to find the way Persian native speakers resolve relative clause attachment ambiguities in sentences containing a complex NP of the type NP of NP followed by a relative clause (RC). Previous off-line ...

  • Aggression and oral proficiency: a correlational study 

    غفارثمر, رضا؛ امیری, منصوره (Tehran, Kharazmi University, 2008-03-01)
    In order to investigate the relationship between aggressiveness and oral proficiency of Iranian EFL learners, first a TOEFL test was given to 100 EFL students in order to homogenize the sample. Out of this, 71 participants ...