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The validity of using holistic scoring to evaluate writing: A critical overview
D Charney
Research in the Teaching of English 18 (1), 65-81, 1984
5101984
Commenting on writing: Typology and perceived helpfulness of comments from novice peer reviewers and subject matter experts
K Cho, CD Schunn, D Charney
Written communication 23 (3), 260-294, 2006
3842006
The impact of hypertext on processes of reading and writing
D Charney
Literacy and computers, 238-263, 1994
3251994
The role of elaborations in learning a skill from an instructional text
LM Reder, DH Charney, KI Morgan
Memory & Cognition 14, 64-78, 1986
2801986
Empiricism is not a four-letter word
D Charney
College Composition and Communication 47 (4), 567-593, 1996
2221996
Comprehending non-linear text: The role of discourse cues and reading strategies
D Charney
Proceedings of the ACM conference on Hypertext, 109-120, 1987
1771987
Learning to write in a genre: What student writers take from model texts
DH Charney, RA Carls
Research in the Teaching of English 29 (1), 88-125, 1995
1761995
Goal setting and procedure selection in acquiring computer skills: A comparison of tutorials, problem solving, and learner exploration
D Charney, L Reder, GW Kusbit
Cognition and instruction 7 (4), 323-342, 1990
1361990
A validation study of students’ end comments: Comparing comments by students, a writing instructor, and a content instructor
MM Patchan, D Charney, CD Schunn
Journal of Writing Research 1 (2), 124-152, 2009
1282009
Cultural representations of rhetorical conventions: The effects on reading recall
HSICJ CHU, J Swaffar, DH Charney
Tesol Quarterly 36 (4), 511-541, 2002
1092002
A study in rhetorical reading: How evolutionists read “The Spandrels of San Marco.”
D Charney
Understanding scientific prose, 203-231, 1993
1081993
“I'm Just No Good at Writing” Epistemological Style and Attitudes Toward Writing
D Charney, JH Newman, M Palmquist
Written Communication 12 (3), 298-329, 1995
1011995
Moving beyond the moment: Reception studies in the rhetoric of science
D Paul, D Charney, A Kendall
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 15 (3), 372-399, 2001
982001
Designing interactive tutorials for computer users
DH Charney, LM Reder
Human-Computer Interaction 2 (4), 297-317, 1986
891986
Studies of elaboration in instructional texts
DH Charney, LM Reder, GW Wells
Effective documentation: What we have learned from research 1, 47-72, 1988
811988
Lone geniuses in popular science: The devaluation of scientific consensus
D Charney
Written Communication 20 (3), 215-241, 2003
642003
How writing quality influences readers' judgments of résumés in business and engineering
DH Charney, J Rayman, L Ferreira-Buckley
Journal of Business and Technical Communication 6 (1), 38-74, 1992
641992
Initial Skill Learning: An Analysis of How Elaborations Facilitate the Three Components.
DH Charney, LM Reder
611986
Introducing chaos (theory) into science and engineering: Effects of rhetorical strategies on scientific readers
D Paul, D Charney
Written Communication 12 (4), 396-438, 1995
581995
Persuasion, audience, and argument
CR Miller, D Charney
Handbook of research on writing, 715-734, 2009
382009
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