Sentence examples for continuum of competence from inspiring English sources

In the same study, the four domains representing competence in most jurisdictions (understanding, appreciation, reasoning and expressing a choice) appeared to constitute a single trait or continuum of competence in children, which allowed for estimating a cutoff score on MacCAT-CR above which competence was likely.

This chapter discusses the broader spectrum of ability as part of the continuum of human competence.

Cross et al's (1989) model identifies a continuum of cultural competence from cultural proficiency at one end through to cultural destructiveness at the other.

Maybe it is not so much a question of being either competent or incompetent but rather assessing the degree of competence along a continuum.

The result of cultural competence in the continuum of Campinha-Bacote's Inventory for Assessing the Process of Cultural Competence-Revised (IAPCC-R) indicated that 9.1%% of maternal healthcare providers were culturally incompetent, 33.6 % aware, 47.1 % competent, and 10.2 % proficient.

The overall competence level of health workers was low and the mean competence level falls in awareness stage in the continuum of culturally incompetent, culturally aware, culturally competent, and culturally proficient indicated that the providers were aware of only their own culture but not the world view of their clients.

These are matters of competence and leadership.

I lost my sense of competence.

Size was no guarantee of competence.

It is more a question of competence.

F.D.R. and Truman intuited the importance of competence — not competence as such, but competence in appearance.