This laudable commitment gives us hope that America has a new collective vision of security in our region as not exclusively a function of armed force but also dependent on a profound comprehension of others' fears.
Her books accordingly grow with us, and as we read and reread them they nudge us towards self-knowledge and the comprehension of others (as well as catering to our catty resentment of their existence); there is no better guide to the perils of society and the errors of judgment we make in exploring it.
However, even with this additional inferential processing the comprehension of others could hardly reach the reliability and, especially, the effortlessness typical of action understanding based on one's own motor competence.
Over time those relationships produce bonds of trust, fostering mutual respect and a deep comprehension of the other's culturally contoured view of the world.
The problem with growing up bilingual is that you are either incredibly fluent in one and have no acceptable comprehension of the other or you have average proficiency of both.
This process has been used successfully to understand comprehension of questionnaires in other domains [ 42].
There is solid evidence for the independence of emotion comprehension from other aspects of music (Peretz et al., 1998; Griffiths et al., 2004; Gosselin et al., 2005, 2006, 2007; Khalfa et al., 2005, 2008).
The term statutory rape specifically refers to the legal proscription against having sexual intercourse with a child or any other person presumed to lack comprehension of the physical and other consequences of the act.
The comprehension of iconic gestures, in other words, appears to be cognitively more demanding for children than its production or the comprehension of deictic signals, including pointing.
Although specific criteria differ, each system codes for elements pertaining to spacing, organization, and comprehension of the task, among other criteria.
