Sentence examples for elaboration theory from inspiring English sources

The elaboration theory provides a macro prescriptive framework for selecting the sequence, combination and summarizing the contents.

So, this study aimed at explaining the application of Reigeluth's (1979) Elaboration Theory in the content design of computational instruction.

The Simple to Complex principle of the Make to Learn pedagogy is grounded in elaboration theory (Reigeluth, 1999) for sequencing of activities.

Here we aim to test this "acquisition-elaboration theory" of learning in PBL again, this time using a larger sample size.

(Mipham Rinpoche 1993c: 3, 1977: 80–81993d1993d: 543–544) The second premise comes from its representationalist or elaboration-theory which says that conventional truths constitute merely mental elaborations (spros pa) represented to appear (rnam par snang ba) in the minds of the ordinary beings as if they are realities having the subject-object relation.

Following a vein of research on Elaboration Likelihood Theory and the effects of advertising, this inquiry examined the nature of responses to publicity, and the effect newspaper coverage has on readers.

The neoclassical or neoliberal perspective represents a modification and further elaboration of modernization theory.

Although Rousseau may have given civil religion its first elaboration in political theory, the phenomenon predates him by many centuries.

From the critics' point of view, one unfortunate effect of their attacks has been the progressive refinement and elaboration of the theory of conditioning to the point where it can often explain the exceptions to which they drew attention.

His major contributions include the formulation of a Marxist system of aesthetics that opposed political control of artists and defended humanism and an elaboration of the theory of alienation within industrial society originally developed by Karl Marx (1818 83).

"Thus, we combined theory elaboration (Lee 1999) and theory generation (Eisenhardt 1989)" (Bingham and Eisenhardt 2011: 1448).