The two basic modes of stimulus-response learning provide a ground analysis of school learning, but the complexity of academic achievement calls for much elaboration on the simple model.
Lindsey tantalizes readers with some pithy judgments that call for more elaboration than he supplies, as when he denounces "the naïve equation of the virtuous and the uninhibited, a proposition that collapsed the distinction between individualism and infantilism".
The crux of the story seemed to be summed up neatly in one sentence that I thought called for further elaboration: "Investigators have reportedly taken DNA samples from some 600 F.L.D.S. members, including children......
Please, will you tell them to come find me?" The frank power of this woman's unmediated voice, reckoning with her husband's murder at the hands of her political liberators, and asking only for recognition and an apology, hardly seems to call for narrative elaboration.
Consider that his complex conception of the form of protocol statements (1932b) explicated the concept of observational evidence in terms that expressly reflected debts to empirical assumptions which called for theoretical elaboration in turn.
The idea of an Optional Protocol was further endorsed by the Fourth World Conference on Women in 1995, which called for "the elaboration (of) a draft optional protocol to the Women's Convention that could enter into force as soon as possible".
The un-supported hypotheses about the relationship between power distance orientation and preference for benevolent leadership and moral leadership call for further elaborations of the potential relationships and empirical studies.
At home, the great feminist would subject his household to what Lepore calls, without elaboration, "terrifying" rages.
The alarming epidemiological data, the poor prognosis and the unsatisfactory quality of life of patients with OSCC call for the urgent elaboration of a new way to treat it.
It also cries out for elaboration.
"There's really no need for elaboration," Vanzetti adds.
