Psychological explanations may still be possible, but only by starting with a non-hypothetical base that describes how our experience assimilates social and cultural features.
Experiences we assimilated at 3, 10, 17, 30, whatever age: they're all in a living archive, like the rings of a tree trunk.
Constructive learning from experience requires a willingness to change and be transformed as new experiences are assimilated and accommodated to refine existing knowledge, skills and behaviours [ 4].
Through these experiences, we assimilate the importance of being attuned to others, and surrendering to the harmony of the whole.
When people visit your website their experience is assimilated, both consciously and sub consciously, as being highly indicative of your business as a whole, and they will make decisions on whether to engage with your business solely based on that experience alone.
The four characters in The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland are all experiencing or assimilating mental illness in ways that are funny, fragile, unsettling and touching to witness.
Germany has perhaps the most experience with assimilating migrants.
A rapidly expanding economy and a good experience in assimilating migrants resulted in a policy of bringing in new, temporary workers into Germany beginning in the 1950s.
Spheres of aware light touch and so exchange the totality of their experience and assimilate one another's experience into their own.
Third, this shift may reflect adolescents desire to fit in with peers, normalize their disease experience, and assimilate their illness.
There are no "facts" in these lyrics, no literal references to our lives, beyond our combined assimilated experience and unstated values.
