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Earlier this week (Beach Walk 647) I was talking about balancing transparency and privacy. We tend to want it in differing amounts depending on the situation and whether we are giving or receiving. The episode stirred a lot of comments, so I thought I would carry on more as it relates to personal relationships. And invariably the topic of codependency comes up!Hawaiian word: Kūʻokoʻa: independent

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About the Subliminal Suggestions . . . Suggestions for change from the self-hypnosis portion of your program are edited to remove references to sleep and deep relaxation. These edited suggestions are then blended with music and used to create the subliminal tape. What you hear on the subliminal tape is only music, but your subconscious hears exact suggestions edited from the self-hypnosis portion of the program. Superior Results Programs from Potentials Unlimited provide superior results because you receive suggestions for change in two (2) ways: Self- Hypnosis for your conscious mind and Subliminal Persuasion" for your subconscious mind. Because both parts of your mental being receive the same message, they work as one, and the results are truly amazing!

Syndicated podcast show host of Know Your Crazy, Emotional Recovery, Susan Denee is an accredited high-performance coach and regularly speaks on recovery, emotional elevation, and high-performance techniques and strategies. Today we'll discuss a variety of aspects of emotional growth, focusing on identifying the trigger points that can tip each of us into our signature "crazy" and delve into tools to help level up your life. Join us as we discuss Susan's new upcoming book, The Emotional Jacket: Co-Dependency Explained.

Do you feel like the one everyone comes to? Do you find yourself thinking or even worrying about the impact the decisions in your life will have on those around you to a fault? Do you suffer from the inability to say no ultimately putting their needs in front of your own? Although kindness and consideration of others is an altruistic way to live, our motives are not aligned with our best selves when we do it to the extreme of co-dependency. What is truly motivating your decisions? Join me today for a show about decision-making as I highlight the co-dependent nature in which many find themselves trapped and unable to move forward.Watch https://www.facebook.com/transformationtalkradio/live_videos/

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Do you decide how you feel AFTER looking and feeling about your partner in your life? Do you become enmeshed in another person's feelings BEFORE deciding on how you feel? Do your thoughts fill with thoughts of others constantly? Do you worry about what they think of you? Does it wound you deeply when someone expresses disappointment in you?

In this episode, Nike sits down with a friend to talk about co-dependent relationships, what it means to be co-dependent and how to start healing from it. Check Out Nike's Links: https://beacons.page/nikeaureaListen to the Pretty Inuitive Podcast Playlist! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/21HlA2hBhxpVY6lCd8DTFW?si=KzdGFTIkTR2ZwkFSOzEahQ

This week: 'Nation to nation,' or funder to client? When it comes to describing the financial relationship between the Assembly of First Nations and the Canadian government which signs its cheques, critics are anything but kind. Through their jaded eyes, the department of Indian Affairs' purse strings serve more like a leash on AFN, tightened whenever someone 'misbehaves.' And if this Chiefs' lobby group can't much function without so-called Canadian taxpayers' money-which, to be fair, is more like First Nations' resources effectively given back to them-is this oddball offshoot of perennial paternalism the best we can do in this era of Reconciliaction? A long-standing question recently renewed by just-unearthed documents appearing to show federal bureaucrats committed to keeping the Assembly from coloring outside the lines. This week, Brett Forester, the CBC Indigenous reporter (and one-time host of Nation-to-Nation on APTN National News) who captured this story joins host/producer Rick Harp and roundtable regular Trina Roache, the Rogers Chair in Journalism at the University of King's College to discuss the light these internal ISC memos may shed on the relationship between the two entities. // CREDITS: 'The Thought Of You' by Squire Tuck (CC BY 4.0). Our theme is 'nesting' by birocratic.

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A scoping review to identify the literature which assessed the prevalence of co-dependency among wives of alcohol users, to identify the associated factors of co-dependency among wives of alcohol users, and to determine the risk factors of co-dependency among wives of alcohol users.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"The reality is: if you're not aligned in yourself, you're not able to help. You're really not in a place of being able to really be of service and that's the beauty of going through a dark night or being pummeled a bit by life's wonderful tumble-dry cycle.\"Julie PiattTime to step it up.I am excited to announce that today marks my commitment to henceforth deliver two episodes of the RPP per week. Each week, from today forward I will post the show every Sunday night (as usual) plus every Wednesday night (late night Pacific Standard Time). Like today, sometimes it will be a Q&A episode; other times it will be the typical one-on-one guest format. Perhaps some of them will be topic-specific mini-sodes. Time will tell.To kick off this new and exciting growth phase, Julie and I are back with another installment of Ask Me Anything - a twist on my typical format where we answer questions submitted by you, the listener. I absolutely love this format, primarily because it connects me more deeply and authentically with the global community of people who enjoy the show. Because community is truly what it's all about.It's been an exciting time for us. In the last few months we launched The Plantpower Way and have been on the road spreading the word. Recently returned from an incredibly fruitful trip to New York City, Julie and I share a little behind the scenes and catch up on where things are headed with the podcast and our commitment to wellness advocacy.Then the conversation turns to listener submitted inquiries. A conversation that explores:* Substance Abuse, Co-Dependency in Relationships* The 'Self-Full' Mandate* Our perspective on Plant Medicine Ceremonies* Strategies to Uncover, Address & Conquer Fear* Connecting With The Authentic Self Within* Adding Site Resources & Community Forum* The Importance of Good DeedsThe show concludes with I'm Here Now, written and performed by Julie (aka SriMati), accompanied by our sons Tyler & Trapper Piatt.Thank you everyone who submitted the 100's of questions we reviewed. If we didn't get to yours (obviously chances are we didn't), don't be shy & keep them coming. Until we settle on a web-based means of collecting and organizing listener submitted inquiries (if you have ideas on the best way to do this I'm all ears), please send your questions to [email protected] and we'll do our best to answer!I sincerely hope you enjoy our discussion & look forward to your thoughts in the comments section below.Peace + Plants,Listen & Subscribe on iTunes | Soundcloud | StitcherProduction, music & sound design by Tyler Piatt. Additional production by Chris Swan. Graphic art by Shawn Patterson. End song I'm Here Now written and performed by Julie Piatt (aka SriMati), accompanied by Tyler & Trapper Piatt.SHOW NOTESConnect With Julie: SriMati.com | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBackground, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Earlier this week (Beach Walk 647) I was talking about balancing transparency and privacy. We tend to want it in differing amounts depending on the situation and whether we are giving or receiving. The episode stirred a lot of comments, so I thought I would carry on more as it relates to personal relationships. And invariably the topic of codependency comes up!Hawaiian word: Kūʻokoʻa: independent

Earlier this week (Beach Walk 647) I was talking about balancing transparency and privacy. We tend to want it in differing amounts depending on the situation and whether we are giving or receiving. The episode stirred a lot of comments, so I thought I would carry on more as it relates to personal relationships. And invariably the topic of codependency comes up!Hawaiian word: Kūʻokoʻa: independent

Earlier this week (Beach Walk 647) I was talking about balancing transparency and privacy. We tend to want it in differing amounts depending on the situation and whether we are giving or receiving. The episode stirred a lot of comments, so I thought I would carry on more as it relates to personal relationships. And invariably the topic of codependency comes up!Hawaiian word: Kūʻokoʻa: independent

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In this episode of Know Your Crazy, host Susan dives into the concept of "packing the luggage of problems" the tendency to let one challenge snowball into an overwhelming sense of chaos. Through personal experiences, insights from clients, and powerful reflections, Susan explores how we can recognize our "crazy," shift our mindset, and stop letting stress consume us.She discusses the importance of staying present, finding meaning in struggles, and reclaiming confidence in difficult times. With wisdom from Viktor Frankl s Man s Search for Meaning and a dose of humor, this episode will help you unpack the emotional baggage and move forward with clarity and resilience. Tune in for a raw, insightful, and empowering conversation about navigating life's inevitable ups and downs. Watch: https://youtu.be/QvIW-2zFNAw

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States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

States that one of most attractive approaches to language processing on computers is the research on program systems that enable the computer to answer natural English questions. Discusses the kinds of information contained in a question that can be used to identify an answering statement. The content words, the question words and the function words of the question have all been seen to offer important cues which can be used to help identify an answer. Describes how the information-rich statements which may contain answers are found from searching a large corpus of text, and the techniques for actually using the dependency analysis to select from potential answering statements those which are most probably the answers.

We talk with local Counsellor/Therapist Maree Haworth about Co-dependency

CST D.Min. Project 2019

CST D.Min. Project 2019

Bibliography: p. 167-168