Sentence examples for deficit conception from inspiring English sources
Matthews (2008, 2009), argues that a Piagetian-type stage theory of development tends to support a "deficit conception" of childhood, according to which the nature of the child is understood primarily as a configuration of deficits missing capacities that normal adults have but children lack.
Furthermore, our data also indicate a novel conception that improvement of memory deficit might be achieved by activation of CRTC.
Nonetheless, the authors highlight some deficits of the scale, mainly due to Hamilton's conception of depression, which was created more than 40 years ago.
Reversal learning deficits were also reported in rats exposed to lead chronically from conception (Garavan et al. 2000; Hilson and Strupp 1997), although response pattern analyses suggested that lead-exposed rats exhibited an associative or learning deficit rather than a problem with cognitive flexibility.
In her conception, meeting public needs deserves a much higher priority than the budget deficit.
Indeed, one of the primary factors leading to micronutrient deficits during pregnancy is that many girls or women of reproductive age have poor micronutrient status prior to conception.
"Immaculate Conception?" she asked.
Conception, birth, death, rebirth.
