Sentence examples for contents or processes from inspiring English sources
Wundt's methodological discipline meant that the data collected in his laboratory were primarily such things as reaction times or discrimination thresholds, rather than introspective accounts of inner contents or processes; it also meant, in practice, that his experiments were restricted almost entirely to the study of "lower" psychological processes, principally sensation and perception.
These meetings did not focus on the content or process of the committee's investigation of the CIA detention and interrogation program and the topic rarely if ever came up.
These theories are generally categorized as content or process theories.
They cared more about the covert nature of information than about its content or process.
Finally, our preceptors were either content or process experts, but not both.
Therefore, the objective of our study was to evaluate the effect of tutors' content or process expertise on learning outcomes.
The Gauteng ART programme differed from the other two provinces in having no particular provincial design (with respect to either content or process), beyond the templates provided by national government.
Our intervention was two different types of preceptors for small group sessions: content experts or process experts.
This paper is an initial evaluation of the perceived and assessed clinical capabilities of recent graduates of the new outcomes-based integrated medical program compared to benchmarks from traditional content-based or process-based programs.
Given the identical visual stimuli and requirement of keeping a number in working memory for all three tasks, the changes in brain oscillatory activities can be attributed to attention level rather than to perceptual content or memory processes.
In light of the aforementioned literature, which advocates the use of open-ended questions that allow higher complexity, we added to the final exam open-ended questions dealing with either content or scientific processes (Marx et al., 2004).
