Contextual Vocabulary Acquisition: "hysteria"

• Context:
  • "She was close to hysteria; that is, her voice was slurred, her eyes darted frantically from left to right as if to avoid confronting the scene, and her arms and hands trembled uncontrollably."
    • Dulin, Kenneth L. (1970), "Using Context Clues in Word Recognition and Comprehension", The Reading Teacher 23(5): 440-445, 469.

• Researcher:
  • Peter Hoellig

• Report:
  Hoellig, Peter (2008), "Performing Computational Contextual Vocabulary Acquisition to Define "Hysteria" "

• Files:
  • Demo & Sample Run