Sentence examples for cognitive conflicts from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Lodge probes the couple's cognitive conflicts -- his belief in the power of science, her faith in the power of the mind -- the novel becomes a tantalizing philosophical debate.

Learners often feel cognitive conflicts when they cannot find correct answers.

We can design RPSs for inducing learners' cognitive conflicts that have arisen from their misunderstanding of applying conditions and/or material to classes.

The presentation of "incorrect knowledge can induce cognitive conflicts which prompt the learner to build up a coherent knowledge structure" [11].

New research demonstrates that hypnosis can be used to overcome such cognitive conflicts by altering activity in specific regions of the brain.

Data from the interviews also indicated that the system, constructed on cognitive conflicts, can help students clear their misconceptions of decimals numbers.

Research on cognitive conflicts (Posner et al. 1982; Strike and Posner 1992) has yielded varied results, but generally shows that students abandon preconceptions when teachers carefully guide them through a process of conceptual restructuring.

We propose and test a group judgment making process architecture supported by group support system (GSS) that we argue will reduce cognitive conflicts and result in solutions that the group members can understand and agree on.

When students entertain misconceptions or misleading ideas, the system will in accordance with the types of the wrong answer generate appropriate cognitive conflicts as feedback to help the students realize the irrational part of their ideas.

The most appropriate strategy for teaching and learning therefore is to make explicit the learner's pre-concepts, create cognitive conflicts with the scientific concepts where necessary and thus prepare the learner for adapting his/her conceptual thinking.

The content of these cognitive conflicts was also analysed.