Conversely, for convergent type knowledge processing challenges, a KMS with the goal CHOOSE that supports the ability to clarify and to analyze is more effective.
The majority of test points came from lower-level cognition (convergent) questions (i.e., knowledge and comprehension).
The similarity in transduction cascades is, to our knowledge, entirely convergent.
At the end of each half-hour interview, the interviewer scored the student's responses for two types of questions: convergent (i.e., knowledge, comprehension, and application) and divergent (analysis, synthesis, and evaluation) using a rating form and scoring rubrics (see Supplemental Material F).
This is true in the sense that most of the living species and subspecies in the world have probably been described; but because of inadequacies in the fossil record and repeated cases of convergent evolution within the group, our knowledge of the phylogenetic relationships between orders, suborders, and families of birds is inferior to that of mammals and reptiles.
All items of the apprehension dimension and almost all items of the patient knowledge dimension met the convergent and discriminant validity criteria.
This paper seeks to fill this gap in knowledge by examining the convergent construct validity of six measures of multimorbidity for persons aged 65 and over using the 2008/09 CCHS - Healthy Aging survey.
This obviates the need for acquiring and employing the mathematical knowledge involving principal and intermediate convergents computed using a polynomial-time algorithm for practical problems.
The standardised variance explained by each item are all >0.50, except "knowledge", indicating adequate although not ideal convergent validity.
To our knowledge, this work provides the first convergent evidence of significant positive neurophysiological and neuroanatomical changes across 3 brain measures at rest, namely: CBF, functional, and structural connectivity.
