Hubert Korzilius
List of John Benjamins publications for which Hubert Korzilius plays a role.
English words and phrases in Dutch job advertisements: Do they function as peripheral persuasion cues? Dutch Journal of Applied Linguistics 4:1, pp. 21–38 | Article
2015 It has been suggested that differences in mental processing affect the persuasiveness of language use. Within the Elaboration Likelihood Model framework, we examined if there were differences in the persuasiveness of English versus Dutch words in job ads depending on the way the job ads were… read more
Information Mapping: Effects of text features and reader characteristics on performance and appreciation Information Design Journal 15:1, pp. 69–83 | Article
2007 In a previous study, no effects were found applying Information Mapping® (IMAP) to a relatively short text. In three new experiments, we investigated whether text length and the presence or absence of typical IMAP format features would influence possible IMAP effects, and if there would be any… read more
Job advertisements in the Dutch mental health care sector: Preferences of potential applicants Information and Document Design: Varieties on Recent Research, Carliner, Saul, Jan Piet Verckens and Cathy de Waele (eds.), pp. 61–81 | Article
2006 Het Effect van Het Gebruik van Engels OP Websites Voor Nederlandse Jongeren Meertaligheid zonder meer, pp. 81–92 | Article
2005 The use of English in advertising aimed at non-native speakers of English is claimed to enhance image and text evaluation and to have no negative impact on comprehension. We tested these claims using promotional websites aimed at Dutch youngsters. Dutch secondary school pupils evaluated a… read more
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Vervolgonderzoek Naar de Interpretatie Van Non-Verbaal Gedrag Bij de Beoordeling Van Asielaanvragen Toegepaste Taalwetenschap in Artikelen 63, pp. 141–150 | Article
2000 Part of the professional interaction strategy that immigration officers of the IND (the Dutch Immigration and Naturalization Service) use entails listening critically to the stories told by asylum seekers. If the truthfulness of their stories is doubtful, immigration officers base their judgements… read more