One dimension of human capital, cognitive skills the capacity to assess and solve problems, or in Schultz's (1975) memorable phrase, "the ability to deal with disequilibria" is widely believed to affect productivity in many activities, including work, raising children, and improving one's own and others' health and nutrition.
The examination formats' capacity to evoke more 'expert' methods of problem solving, such as scheme-inductive reasoning or pattern recognition, will be taken as evidence of their ability to assess problem-solving skills.
The negative emotions I "caught" temporarily overwhelmed my capacity to assess the facts at hand.
This reflects the reforms and is aimed at supporting and facilitating communities' capacities to assess, analyse, and act upon development challenges in general and problems affecting children in particular.
These researchers wondered if there could be some method to assess the problem-solving capacity of a team across many types of intellectual and social problems.
As the system collects more production data, it will increase its capacity to automatically assess the condition of machinery and production processes, identifying likely problems before they become serious.
The Triple A process (assessment, analysis, action) has developed the capacity of community members to assess their situation, identify and analyze their problems and concerns, and take action individually and collectively.
Many national malaria control programs lack capacity to conduct entomologic surveillance to assess vectorial capacity.
Biosecurity Capacity Assessment Tool (Part 2): outlines a guided process to assess capacity needs across the entire biosecurity arena.
And one that ultimately builds local capacity to confront problems?
N.P.'s are well prepared to assess and diagnose health problems and prescribe medications.
