The understanding of the behavior of handicapped individuals could benefit from a strategy that attempts to unveil their motor control adaptations rather than looking for differences between them and the typically developing individuals.
Some colleges have developed individual courses on aging issues and related social policy, while others have engaged students in continuing oral history projects, with the goal of providing a better understanding of the elderly and aging.
Specifically, where the goal is to help individuals develop their understanding of computation and/or use computation in real world settings, we question whether natural language might be a preferred notation to traditional programming languages, given its familiarity and ubiquity.
By merging well-known attitude behaviour theories with elements from wider models from environmental psychology, an extensive cognitive framework that provides new and valuable insights is developed for understanding the involvement of individuals in waste prevention.
"Linguistic ability enables individuals to develop intercultural understanding and sensitivity which benefits not just the individual but UK society as a whole".
It may be necessary for training in QSP to require more introductory and/or advanced courses for individuals to develop an understanding of how drugs act in terms of their therapeutic and toxic effects.
During those observations, the QMRP must take time to talk with the individuals and develop a complete understanding pertaining to the individual's hopes, dreams, desires, etc.
Advance care planning (ACP) involves discussion of future care preferences to develop an understanding of an individual's wishes should they become unable to make decisions for themselves.
In-depth interviewing will be used to develop an understanding of both individual (attitudinal, knowledge-based, skills-related, risk assessment) and organisational barriers and facilitators.
Further, by rotating these roles, individuals can develop a greater understanding of each other's responsibilities, roles, pressures, and demands, helping to build a better shared mental model of the team response (see Sections 3.3 and 4.1).
William Julius Wilson, whose pioneering work boldly confronted ghetto life while focusing on economic explanations for persistent poverty, defines culture as the way "individuals in a community develop an understanding of how the world works and make decisions based on that understanding".
