In this paper, we suggest that particular interaction attributes (e.g., "fast") are systematically related to particular experiential qualities (e.g., "feeling competent") and that interaction "feels better" if interaction matches the intended experience.
When the pair of Mongolian E.M.T.s came through the door, I stopped feeling competent and numb.
Instead, the goal of an educational system truly devoted to bridging the learning gap must be to nurture our youngest children to become individuals excited about learning and feeling competent about their abilities to engage the environment and learn.
"My main concern is feeling competent in my chosen career," said one Ph.D. student in a scientific field.
Intrinsic motivation represents therefore the prototype of self-determined behaviour, and intrinsically motivated behaviour is strongly related to feeling competent, autonomous and socially related.
This finding suggests that feeling competent in using ICT for instructional purposes may be regarded as a prerequisite for emphasizing the development of students' ICT skills.
". "Imagine," she writes, "understanding the Web, feeling competent to make things, to change what exists and create things that meet your particular needs.
Cognitive flexibility has been defined as the person's being aware of alternative ways and options, being flexible in accommodating to new situations, and feeling competent in the situations when the person is flexible.
We also note that, based on response to the scenario of a patient presenting with severe pain, many physicians, while feeling competent in the use of opioids, may be overly conservative in their initial use.
