"Do I think this has been a constructive process?
"If it was a constructive process, people would be more inclined to be involved".
For teachers to understand that this is a constructive process that works in their interest as well as pupils', it must not be based on crude targets.
Bartlett's studies showed that memory is a constructive process, not something like a video recorder, but a web of associations from which accurate memories – and plausible false memories – are rebuilt as they are needed.
Psychological research suggests that learning is a constructive process.
Natural selection, like its artificial counterpart, is a constructive process, each step building on a previous change, a feature which, as Asher observes, anti-Darwinians tend to ignore.
Development itself is a constructive process in that organismic traits are built from the full range of resources that constitute particular developmental systems, rather than simply being "passed down" through their encodings in particular developmental resources, genes.
To say that memory is a constructive process, and that psychologists have turned their research efforts to the study of suggestibility, misinformation, and distortion is not to focus unrealistically on cases where memory goes wrong, or to say that accuracy in memory has suddenly been shown by science to be impossible or unlikely.
Just like perception, memory is a constructive process that is sometimes prone to error and distortion (e.g., [ 1- 3]).
In order to articulate the broad view illustrated here that governance is a constructive process shaping the emergence of new bio-objects, and in part being shaped by technology innovation and potential markets (as well as being an external, steering and controlling force) we have proposed elsewhere the concept of 'governation' (governance + innov ation, see[ 82]).
