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Business Body Language: How to Speak It—and Read It

為了解決Speak to的問題，作者Chatzkel, Barbara 這樣論述：

Business Body Language is your step-by-step guide to the right body language to communicate effectively in business and professional settings. The book discusses the five business broadcast centers (face, feet/legs, arms, torso, and hands/fingers), how they interrelate, and how to coordinate body la

nguage with the spoken word so as to make the right first impression. Barbara Chatzkel provides a valuable reference on how to use professional body language and how to decipher the body language of others. She uses the most current research and information, and detailed descriptions and photograph

s help the reader master the skill of body language communication. Click here for an article by the author in inBusiness magazine: http: //inbusinessphx.com/partner-section/first-impressions-matter#.XAV4JGhKj5Z Barbara Chatzkel is President of the New River Group. She is an experienced Consulta

nt and Executive and Team Business Coach, specializing in organizational transition and change. She has worked with organizations, both large and small, experiencing cultural change as they reorganize, merge, get acquired, and manage through today’s business environment. Barbara’s organizational cha

nge and culture experience spans the public, private and nonprofit segments. Her clients include large federal agencies, for profit educational institutions, county and city governments, nonprofits, small businesses, and regional museums. She was named one of the 2014 Top Ten Business Women by the A

merican Business Women’s Association (ABWA). Barbara holds a B.A. in Political Science from Harpur College at Binghamton University and an MPA from Golden Gate University.

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實況斗內（Donate）：以心理所有權、擬社會人際互動與感知互動性探索網路直播觀眾之消費行為

為了解決Speak to的問題，作者陳建瑋 這樣論述：

近年來隨著通訊技術的普及與發展，網路直播作為一種新型媒體娛樂互動形式，在全球範圍內發展迅猛，衍伸了許多商業模式，其中贊助(Donate)所帶來的經濟效益尤其龐大，在這裡指的是觀眾透過購買直播平台虛擬點數、禮物贈送給主播的行為，而先前關於贊助的研究多旨在解釋慈善捐贈，較少針對觀看者在直播中所感知到的心理體驗來對消費行為的相關研究。目前對於觀看者在頻道中的消費動機仍然所知有限，本研究根據以心理所有權、擬社會人際互動與感知互動性等理論來探討觀看者的消費行為。本研究主要探討於直播環境中，觀眾在頻道中所產生的心理所有權以及擬社會人際互動是否影響消費意圖，其次本研究探討感知互動性與自我投資等因素是否會使

觀眾產生心理所有權以及擬社會人際互動進而影響消費意圖。研究針對曾接觸過實況的觀眾進行線上問卷發放，並經由問卷設計請受測者填答問卷前，帶入自己最喜歡以及最常觀看甚至消費過的直播頻道以確保準確性，問卷於社群論壇平台(巴哈姆特、Dcard)進行發放，總共回收400份有效問卷，使用 SmartPLS3.0 程式進行信效度分析與路徑分析。經過研究結果發現：（1）心理所有權與擬社會人際互動皆對消費意圖有較為顯著的影響，而擬社會人際互動的影響較大。推測由於直播環境會使大部分觀眾對主播及其他觀看者產生片面情感，進而覺得正在跟”真正”的朋友交流，這種感覺對於消費意圖之影響甚至大過對頻道的擁有感。（2）直播環境下

觀眾的感知互動性，其中感知交流性、感知響應性對於擬社會人際互動都有顯著的影響，但皆對於心理所有權無顯著影響。（3）感知互動性中的感知可控性對於心理所有權有顯著影響，但對於擬社會人際互動無顯著影響。（4）自我投資對於心理所有權與擬社會人際互動皆產生非常顯著的影響。

On Intersectionality: Essential Writings

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A major publishing event, the collected writings of the groundbreaking scholar who "first coined intersectionality as a political framework" (Salon)For more than twenty years, scholars, activists, educators, and lawyers--inside and outside of the United States--have employed the concept of inters

ectionality both to describe problems of inequality and to fashion concrete solutions. In particular, as the Washington Post reported recently, "the term has been used by social activists as both a rallying cry for more expansive progressive movements and a chastisement for their limitations." Drawi

ng on black feminist and critical legal theory, Kimberl Crenshaw developed the concept of intersectionality, a term she coined to speak to the multiple social forces, social identities, and ideological instruments through which power and disadvantage are expressed and legitimized.In this comprehens

ive and accessible introduction to Crenshaw's work, readers will find key essays and articles that have defined the concept of intersectionality, collected together for the first time. The book includes a sweeping new introduction by Crenshaw as well as prefaces that contextualize each of the chapte

rs. For anyone interested in movement politics and advocacy, or in racial justice and gender equity, On Intersectionality will be compulsory reading from one of the most brilliant theorists of our time.

英語電子繪本融入不同角色扮演模式對國小四年級學童故事理解、閱讀動機、閱讀投入及英語能力之影響

為了解決Speak to的問題，作者邱怡君 這樣論述：

單向教學及單一課本內容難以使學習者持續專注於課堂，因此使用繪本並將教材數位化是目前提升閱讀動機的教學趨勢，但過多不適合的多媒體效果反而可能會中斷學童的閱讀歷程。本研究將不同角色扮演的機制融入電子繪本閱讀活動中，研究對象為65位臺北市某國小四年級學生，將其分為三組：合作角色扮演組(簡稱為合作組)、合作融入表情自拍角色扮演組(簡稱為合作融入自拍組)、個別角色扮演組(簡稱為個別組)，探討這三組學習者分別透過不同角色扮演方式閱讀英語電子繪本後，在故事理解、閱讀動機、閱讀投入及英語能力之表現。研究結果顯示合作融入自拍組的閱讀動機、閱讀投入與口說能力顯著高於合作組與個別組，可能是電子繪本故事裡的角色為學

習者依據故事情節變化所自拍的頭像，能幫助學童融入故事內容並揣摩角色情緒，更勇於將自己的台詞念出，進而有較好的語調及發音。此外，合作組與合作融入自拍組，在故事理解及英語能力的表現都高於個別組，可能是因為透過小組合作進行角色扮演，高成就學童能領導小組共同討論，因而釐清繪本中不懂之字句。最後根據上述結果進行討論與建議，以供後續相關研究或教學參考。