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Measures of Impact Lazareto, Menorca, Spain September 2011 L Petersen 1999, T Grein 2000-2004, M Valenciano 2005-2007, P Stefanoff 2008, N Boxall 2009,
Emotive language-example
Geography Across the Curriculum
IRRITATE. PARALYSIS Paralysis caused by speeding drivers.
“The Future of Road Safety : Creating Safer Drivers and Safer Roads” 20 June 2012 Case Study Sheffield – Using Innovation to Cut Casualties and Collisions.
FACTORS INFLUENCING DRIVERS’ SPEEDING BEHAVIOUR Henriette Wallén Warner @
Dr Fiona Fylan Reader in Psychology Leeds Metropolitan University Sleepy, Dopey, Grumpy or Happy: Making the Speeder Snow White.
Feature Story Deconstructed. What’s the difference between a news story and a feature story?
What is emotive language ? Emotive language is the deliberate use of strong words to play on the reader’s feelings. Such words can be used to evoke strong.
The crash and offence involvement of speeding offenders Barry Watson Presentation to “Under the Radar” Traffic Offenders Conference 7 December 2011 CRICOS.
Ohio State Highway Patrol Speeding and Aggressive Driving.
