Alix Chien

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We don’t want to be hobbled by self-doubt or a fear of failure. But an honest assessment of our abilities is important too
The dangers of being over-confident - BBC Future
The authors believe the reason the video had such an impact was that it acted as a springboard to imagine themselves in that role.
The dangers of being over-confident - BBC Future
Of course, a little over-confidence can be useful. We want children to believe in themselves and have a go at new things. Success often comes from taking risks and stretching ourselves to the limits of our abilities or beyond. If you display confidence in yourself, you inspire confidence in others. You are more likely to be believed, trusted and promoted if you express your views confidently. There is, though, a paradoxical element to all this boosterism which is known in psychology as the Dunning-Kruger effect after a study which showed that the people who overestimated their abilities the mo…
The dangers of being over-confident - BBC Future
illusory superiority or simply, the-above-average effect.
The dangers of being over-confident - BBC Future
infer the subject's Mini Mental Status Examination (MMSE) score based on speech and/or language data.
INTERSPEECH 2020 - Alzheimer's Dementia Recognition through Spontaneous Speech: The ADReSS Challenge
predict the label (AD or non-AD) for a speech session
INTERSPEECH 2020 - Alzheimer's Dementia Recognition through Spontaneous Speech: The ADReSS Challenge
These highlights aren’t to be remembered, they are to be connected.
How to Make Yourself Into a Learning Machine - Superorganizers - Every
So before you start composing, get your feelings straight, along with your facts.
The Science of Strong Business Writing
consider injecting words that package feeling and thought together.
The Science of Strong Business Writing
, they often miss a few as a result of “attentional blinks” caused by limits in our brain processing power. But we don’t miss the emotionally significant words.
The Science of Strong Business Writing
when we read emotionally charged material, we reflexively react with feelings
The Science of Strong Business Writing
frame the way that we talk about any text inside the specificity of readers, and the difference between one set of readers and another.”
How one UChicago scholar has shaped writing for generations of students | University of Chicago News
analyze and address the complexities of their particular audience
How one UChicago scholar has shaped writing for generations of students | University of Chicago News
Larry’s genius, I think, was to develop a pedagogy and a workplace culture built around a quiet set of spaces for analysis and reflection. These are spaces in which students make informed, intentional choices about what to cut, add, revise in their written work.
How one UChicago scholar has shaped writing for generations of students | University of Chicago News
彷彿一個不斷推石頭的受罰過程。你必須和生命的本質平心靜氣的相處，生命不是一個向上、往上的過程；幸福也不是推到頂端的那一刻、鬆了一口氣的時候，而是在推石頭的整個過程中。
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It's this change in her motives that makes the final scenes of the film possible, in which Cléo meets a soldier about to leave for Algiers, and makes a genuine human connection
The Criterion Contraption: #73: Cléo from 5 to 7