Most say they get a tremendous amount out of their internships, because they learn a lot about journalism, about current issues, and they see how a publication works.
They like putting their opinions out there to see if they hold up because they learn a lot from the times they are wrong and other people learn from them when they're right.
We used zebra finches as a model system because they learn a complex motor sequence, show very significant reduction in song variability with learning (Ölveczky et al., 2005; Ravbar et al., 2012), and have separate but converging neural pathways for controlling learned aspects of song (VMP) and for driving vocal variability and plasticity (AFP).
For one study, Centra looked at evaluations from more than 5,000 classes, trying to discern if students who rated their teachers highly at term's end did so because they were expecting high grades or because they believed they learned a lot.
Men lust after Playboy bunnies and supermodels because they learned that an hourglass figure was a sign of high fertility.
Others may have received more than they realized they needed because they learned and gained a vast amount of meaningful information.
Some study participants have already bought long-term care insurance specifically because they learned they had an e4 gene, Dr. Green said, adding that this scares long-term-care insurance companies.
Then there are the parents who tell me their toddlers beam with pride after finishing all their food, because they learned at day care that an empty plate is a "happy plate".
Even patients without reduction in headache frequency reported that visiting our MTP reduced their burden of disease because they learned how to handle headache in a more effective way.
