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Cogent Communication: Overcoming Reading Overload

By: Charles L. Bernier; A. Neil Yerkey | Book details

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Index*
Abstracting, of search results before research and development, 130
Abstracts. (See also Selective dissemination of abstracts.)
and abstract journals in overcoming reading overload, 47
condensation by, 41
for current awareness, 68
indexing time for nonorganic and organic, 20
in language-problem solution, 23
organization of, and reading overload from, 82
as surrogates, 64-68
Abundance, economy of, 220
Abuse, of people, reading overload and, 13
Acceptance, of messages, 196
Access
improvement of, 213
to literature and its surrogates, 140-148
Accidents
control of, 217
reading overload and, 7
Acquire-for-me, 28
Action, appeals for, 194
Actions. See Behavior.
Admonitions. (See also Terse Admonitions; Ultraterse Admonitions.) cogency of, 70
Advocacy (advice). (See also Terse Advocacy; Ultraterse Advocacy.)
cogency of, 70
gatekeepers in supply of, 123
Aforismos Cardiológicas, Terse Conclusions in, 73
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Indexed by Charles L. Bernier, Past President of the American Society of Indexers, in accordance with the guidelines of that Society.

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