GoTranscript Audio Test Answers 03 September 2020
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1) If you couldn’t understand something, what would you do?
a) Mark that word as unintelligible with the specified time [unintelligible 00:00:13].
b) Skip this word as it wasn’t said at all.
c) Make up your own markings and guess the word according to the context.
2) I met ____ in Lithuania.
a) Jane
b) JANE
c) jane
3) If there is a sentence, “Last month, I went to Warsaw, the capital of Poland’’ but a speaker pronounces it as Varshav, how will you transcribe the name of the capital?
a) Warsaw.
b) Warsaw, Warshaw, Varshav. All the options are acceptable.
c) Varshav. Transcribe the way it sounds.
d) Warshaw.
4) If the quality of audio or video Ćles is horrible, what do you have to do?
a) If the audio is inaudible, let the support know about this case. GoTranscript will contact the client and provide him with the refund.
b) Just do your best and try to work on it regardless.
c) If many parts are simply unintelligible due to the accents or topic, leave the file for other people who may provide quality work.
5) A customer dictates instruction on how to transcribe audio. Do you have to transcribe the instruction word for word?
a) Instruction for spoken directions (new paragraph, comma, period) should only be followed unless a client specifies otherwise.
b) Instruction should be followed AND transcribed.
c) Instruction should be transcribed.
6) If a speaker made a grammatical error in the sentence “I saw one children”, how would you transcribe it?
a) “I saw one childrens [sic].
b) I saw one children [sic].
c) I saw one children.
7) My eyes ___ blue.
a) was
b) be
c) are
d) is
8) Which of the following, slang words or spoken contractions, should be transcribed in a Clean Verbatim Ćle the way it is said?
a) Spoken contractions
b) None
c) Slang words
9) Which sentence is correctly capitalized and punctuated?
a) yes, Ana. You can. do this
b) Yes, Ana. You can do this.
c) yes, Ana. You can. do this
d) Yes Ana. You can do this.
10) If there is an ‘et cetera’ in the audio, what should you do?
a) Leave ‘et cetera’ out.
b) Transcribe it as etc.
c) Transcribe ‘et cetera’ as a part of the audio.
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ReplyDeleteIan Oswald in Great Britain and Anthony Kales at UCLA were the first to study hypnotics in terms of online sleep laboratory testing. That began when barbiturates were really the only thing available. It was clear that barbiturates were addicting, and that they were dangerous. This was about the time when the very first benzodiazepine hypnotic was marketed by Hoffmann-La Roche company and it was called flurezapam. Dalmane was more effective than, say, nembutal. It was certainly much, much safer and tended not to lose its efficacy over a relatively short period of time. Now, nobody was studying sleep every night for months. Testing was done. Dalmane, first of all, did not suppress REM sleep-- so one of the things was it didn't suppress REM sleep. Well it does does suppress, somewhat at a higher dosage, but at any rate, it induced sleep, it was safe, didn't suppress REM sleep. And what they missed, entirely, in those early days was that Dalmane had a long-acting active metabolite, so they [inaudible] continued in the daytime. The second generation of benzodiazepine hypnotics was marketed by the Upjohn company and it was Triazolam. The first big breakthrough in hypnotic efficacy research was the use of the sleep laboratory. The second big breakthrough, frankly, was the principle that you have 24 hour-day and if sleep is improved at night then alertness must be improved during the day. Comparing Dalmane to Halcion-- it was like day and night. Halcion improved sleep and improved daytime alertness using mobile sleep--
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Dalmane improved sleep but it impaired daytime alertness. Meanwhile, a new compound was being developed again in France, which has a tradename; Ambien and it was an imidazopyridines nonbenzodiazepines although apparently was a benzodiazepine-agonist. It was to some extent an improvement. It did not produce any withdrawal effects. With Halcion, when it was first marketed the FDA did get reports of side effects but certainly there was less when Ambien was introduced. I think it has passed the test of time in that regard. There just hasn't been any notoriety at all. My position is that a bottle of sleeping pills in the medicine cabinet is like a fire extinguisher in the basement. There are times when you need to get sleep and you can't. Lots of stories around the country, some very tragic, where they had terrible insomnia and then some tragic consequence due to the excessive daytime sleepiness. Meanwhile, physicians refusing to prescribe. It is now known of course that there is a circadian rhythm of melatonin secretion. In constant dim light there is a specific period of onset of melatonin secretion under the control of the biological clock and then it is in the system all night long. It's suppressed by light, there is a level of melatonin through the night then it decreases in the daytime.
Now, one thing that is known, there are melatonin receptors in the suprachiasmatic nucleus. The biological clock can be-- it's time can be shifted by the administration of melatonin. For individuals who have insomnia due to the failure of synchrony between the daytime schedule and the circadian rhythm-- you can shift the clock by giving melatonin at times when it ordinarily isn't present. Many people feel that melatonin is also sedating and that, in some way, it sort of initiates the whole sleep process. I think that studies in which it has been used purely as a hypnotic have been, in my opinion, somewhat inconclusive. It is certainly not a potent sedative. The main reason for the widespread use of melatonin is, number one, you don't need a prescription. It's sold in health food stores. It's a normal hormone, so it ought to be very safe. Apparently, it is not totally dose-dependent, so a very small dose produces, for some people, at least the desired effect. But I think we have more to learn about melatonin
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ReplyDeleteIan Oswald in Great Britain and Anthony Kales at UCLA were the first to study hypnotics in terms of all night sleep laboratory testing. That began when barbiturates were really the only thing available. It was clear that barbiturates were addicting, and that they were dangerous. This is about the time when the very first benzodiazepine hypnotic was marketed by Hoffmann-La Roche company and it was called Flurazepam. Dalmane was more effective than say, Nembutal. It was certainly much, much safer and tended not to lose its efficacy over a relatively short period of time. Now, nobody was studying sleep every night for months. Testing was done. Dalmane first of all did not suppress REM sleep-- so one of the things was it didn't suppress REM sleep. Well, it does suppress somewhat higher doses but at any rate, it induced sleep, it was safe, didn't suppress REM sleep. And what they missed entirely in those early days was that Dalmane had a long-acting active metabolite, sedation continued in the daytime. The second generation of benzodiazepine hypnotics was marketed by the Upjohn Company and it was Triazolam. The first big breakthrough in hypnotic efficacy research was the use of the sleep laboratory. The second big breakthrough, frankly, was the principle that you have 24-hour day and if sleep is improved at night then alertness must be improved during the day. Comparing Dalmane to Halcion - it was like day and night - Halcion improved sleep and improves daytime alertness using mobile sleep latency tests. Dalmane improved sleep but it impaired daytime alertness. Meanwhile, a new compound was being developed again in France which has a trade name "Ambien" and it was an imidazopyridine nonbenzodiazepine although apparently was a benzodiazepine-agonist. It was to some extent an improvement, it did not produce any withdrawal effects. With Halcion when it was first marketed, the FDA did get reports of side effects but certainly there was less when Ambien was introduced. I think it has passed the test of time in that regard, there just hasn't been any notoriety at all. My position is that a bottle of sleeping pills in the medicine cabinet is like a fire extinguisher in the basement, there are times when you need to get sleep and you can't. Lots of stories around the country, some very tragic, where they has terrible insomnia and then some tragic consequence due to the excessive daytime sleepiness. Meanwhile, physicians refusing to prescribe. It is now known of course that there is a circadian rhythm of melatonin secretion. In constant dim light there is a specific period of onset of melatonin secretion under the control of the biological clock and then it is in the system all night long. It's suppressed by light, there is a level of melatonin thought the night then it decreases in the daytime. Now, one thing that is known, there are melatonin receptors in the suprachiasmatic nucleus. The biological clock can be-- it's time can be shifted by the administration of melatonin. For individuals who have insomnia due to the failure of synchrony between the daytime schedule and the circadian rhythm you can shift the clock by giving melatonin at times when it ordinarily isn't present. Many people feel that melatonin is also sedating and that in some way, it sort of initiates the whole sleep process. I think that studies in which it has been used purely as a hypnotic have been in my opinion, somewhat inconclusive. It is certainly not a potent sedative. The main reason for the widespread use of melatonin is number one, you don't need a prescription, it's sold in health food stores, it's a normal hormone, so it ought to be very safe. Apparently it is not totally dose-dependent, so a very small dose produces, for some people, at least the desired effect. But I think we have more to learn about melatonin
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DeleteIan Oswald in Great Britain and Anthony Kales at UCLA were the first to study hypnotics in terms of all night sleep laboratory testing. That began when barbiturates were really the only thing available. It was clear that barbiturates were addicting, and that they were dangerous. This is about the time when the very first benzodiazepine hypnotic was marketed by Hoffmann-La Roche company and it was called flurazepam. Dalmane was more effective than say, Nembutal, it was certainly much, much safer and tended not to lose its efficacy over a relatively short period of time. Now, nobody was studying sleep every night for months. Testing was done. Dalmane, first of all, did not suppress REM sleep-- so one of the things was it didn't suppress REM sleep. Well, it does suppress somewhat at a higher doses, but at any rate, it induced sleep, it was safe, didn't suppress REM sleep, and what they missed entirely in those early days was that Dalmane had a long acting active metabolite, sedation continued in the daytime.
The second generation of benzodiazepine hypnotics was marketed by the Upjohn Company and it was triazolam. The first big breakthrough in hypnotic efficacy research was to use of the sleep laboratory. The second big breakthrough, frankly, was the principle that you have 24-hour day and if sleep is improved at night, then alertness must be improved during the day, comparing Dalmane to Halcion - it was like day and night - Halcion, improve sleep and improved day time alertness using mobile sleep latency test. Dalmane improved sleep, but it impaired daytime alertness. Meanwhile, a new compound was being developed again in France, which has a trade name, Ambien, and it was an imidazopyridine nonbenzodiazepine although it apparently was a benzodiazepine agonist. It was to some extent an improvement, it did not produce any withdrawal effects. With Halcion when it was first marketed, the FDA did get reports of side effects, but certainly, there was less when Ambien was introduced. I think it is passed the test of time in that regard. There just hasn't been any notoriety at all. My position is that a bottle of sleeping pills in the medicine cabinet is like a fire extinguisher in the basement. There are times when you need to get sleep and you can't, lots of stories around the country, some very tragic where they had terrible insomnia and then some tragic consequence due to the excessive daytime sleepiness. Meanwhile, physicians refusing to prescribe.
It is now known of course, that there is a circadian rhythm of melatonin secretion. In constant dim light, there's a specific period of onset of melatonin secretion under the control of the biological clock and then it is in the system all night long. It's suppressed by light, there's a level of melatonin through the night, and then it decreases in the daytime. Now, one thing that is known, there are melatonin receptors in the suprachiasmatic nucleus. The biological clock can be-- its time can be shifted by the administration of melatonin. For individuals who have insomnia due to the failure of synchrony between the daytime schedule and the circadian rhythm. You can shift the clock by giving melatonin at times when it ordinarily isn't present. Many people feel that melatonin is also sedating and that in some way sort of initiates the whole sleep process. I think that studies in which it has been used purely as a hypnotic have been, in my opinion, somewhat inconclusive. It is certainly not a potent sedative. The main reason for the widespread use of melatonin is number one, you don't need a prescription, it's sold in health food stores. It's a normal hormone so that it ought to be very safe. Apparently,, it is not totally dose dependent. So very small dose produces for some people, at least the desired effect. But I think we have more to learn about melatonin
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one of the most important comments on deceit for the modern period, I think was made by Adam Smith, who is greatly revered, but very little read. He pointed out the major goal of business is to deceive and oppress the public, for good reasons. One of the striking features of the modern period is the institutionalization of that process, so that we now have huge industries devoted to deceiving the public, kind of very conscious about public relations industry, which strikingly developed in the freest countries, and for good reasons, to help Britain and the United States, at the time, roughly First World War when it was recognized that enough freedom had been won so you really can't control people by force. And you have to carry out modes of deception and manipulation in order to keep them under control.
By now, these are huge industries. They not only dominate the marketing of commodities but by now they also overcontrol the political system. As anyone knows, who watches the US election it's marketing commodities, by same techniques that are used for marketing toothpaste. As far as self deceit is concerned, it seems to me that throughout history been mostly the vocation of the educated classes, who tend to be supportive of power systems, and that involves a lot of self deceit. You have to reconstruct a picture of the world and in order to be conducive to the interests and concerns of the educated classes. I started by saying there's two senses of globalization. Every term of political discourse virtually has two senses. There's a literal sense, and sense is used for doctrinal warfare, propaganda through terrorism, aggression, ticket choice, this happens to be globalization.
Well, there's two senses of globalization. There's the doctrinal sense, which refers to the specific form of economic international integration that's organized by major corporations, few powerful states, within the framework of the so called Washington Consensus, World Trade Organization, and so on. That's one form in the literal sense of Doctor But globalization just needs international integration. And there, there's a huge number of people dedicated to globalization. They're called anti globalization. So if you take a look symbolically at the World Economic Forum, the World Social Forum, World Economic Forum represents a tiny sector of highly privileged people. And their form of international integration is called globalization. World Social Forum draws from a wider range of people in the world as any organization ever has, I mean, all over the world, different walks of life. And their form of globalization is called anti globalization. So yeah, deceit is a technique of control on the part of the powerful and forces unavailable, even when force is available. And self deceit is a substantial part of the history of the educated classes.
Is there any relationship in your own life? Or do you see any connection between your linguistic work and your continued analysis of deceit and self deception in society,
there's a kind of a loose connection and the truth is that if I was an algebraic topologist, I could do the same, political work wouldn't have any connection to it. Analysis of the language of propaganda and so on is just common sense. You don't have to have any special knowledge about it. But there is a connection and in fact, the connection was brought out during the enlightenment in the early romantic period. So it takes a figures like we're so for example, Wilhelm von Humboldt is the most extreme, he was one of the founders of classical liberalism, but he was also a leading linguist and he drew some of the potential connections all coming from a kind of Cartesian source, namely, the idea that the core element of human beings in the Cartesian picture distinguishes humans from animals and machines. The core property is a kind of creative capacity that humans have and no beast or machine has.
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