Sentence examples for a cognitive schema from inspiring English sources
This automatic response is the result of a cognitive schema that most drivers have for what it means to see flashing lights in their rearview mirrors.
The primary goal of the therapy is to help clients elaborate, strengthen, and habitually activate a cognitive schema -- the Spiritual self-schema -- that is compatible with drug abstinence, HIV preventive behavior, and adherence to medical regimens.
The primary goal of the Spiritual Self-Schema (3-S) development program for drug-addicted individuals is to help clients elaborate, strengthen, and habitually activate a cognitive schema -- the Spiritual self-schema -- that is incompatible with drug use and HIV risk behavior.
The features of this design are: (1) to visualize the learners' search processes as described, based on a cognitive schema, (2) to support two types of reflective activities, such as "reflection-in-action" and "reflection-on-action", and (3) to facilitate reflective activities by comparing their own search processes to other learners' search processes.
Schema Therapy (ST) is an integrative psychotherapy based upon a cognitive schema model which aims at identifying and changing dysfunctional schemas and modes through cognitive, experiential and behavioral pathways.
A worked example is an educational tool that provides learners with a fully worked-out solution to a problem, which they can study to build a cognitive schema on how to solve such problems [ 35].
He explained that an over-reliance on technology has a tendency to encourage us to isolate pieces of information without fitting them into a broader cognitive schema.
Hood [49] posits an additional cognitive schema that he calls "supersense"—a tendency to infer hidden forces in the world, working for good or for ill.
In addition, Beck suggested that childhood adversities might distort cognition about oneself and the world, and that depressed patients with childhood neglect often show dysfunctional attitudes, or a somewhat distorted cognitive schema [ 18].
On the other hand, a critical involvement of cognitive schema of appraisal in the establishment of emotional experience has been originally put forth by Schachter and Singer [6] and more recently emphasized from a clinical perspective by Beck and Clark [7].
Integration prompts also helped the development and integration of cognitive schema, whereas procedure prompts helped direct students' attention to specific features of the problem in order to arrive at the solution(s).
