"... In PAGE 46: ... A trivial example is that the mistake in Table 1 about product 1823 (should be 8123) could be corrected automatically from its context. Communication Strategies and Goals Our model identifies a list of communication stra- tegies, all of which are candidates for computer support (see Table13 ), but also identifies the conditions in which they should be activated in response to communication complexity inherent in the process (proposition 2) and induced by inputs (propositions 8, 9, and 10). Contextualization depends on information retrieval and, as a result, is likely to be the most promising direction for computer support.... ..."

"... In PAGE 25: ... Group communication was implemented in seven out of 12 par- ticipatory projects, almost equaling the popularity of interpersonal communication among this group of projects. Table6 summarizes the characteristic aspects of group communi- cation implementation documented in these participatory project studies. 18 World Bank Working Paper Table 5.... In PAGE 26: ...19 Table6 . Group Communication Strategies Implemented in Participatory Communication Projects Project Purpose of Group Outcomes of Group (study) Communication Participants Communication Appiah, 2001 Manandhar et al.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...8%) during a typical patient encou n - ter. Physicians were asked to estimate the frequency with which they used specific communication strat e - gies with the adult patients they saw in the previous week ( Table2 ). While all of the strategies were r e - ported as having been used with the patients they saw during the prior week, a majority of the physicians indicated they used 11 of the 13 strategies with more than 60% of their patients.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ...4% expressed confidence in their current abilities to use the strategy while 31.3% ind i - cated they were not very confident ( Table1 ). F i - nally, the vast majority (83.... ..."