Nikki S. Lee presents Projects, Parts, and Layers, a retrospective exhibition of the past ten years of her identity exploration, social examination, and experiential expression at One and J Gallery in Seoul.
More research is needed to examine the influence of communication in medical student selection, specifically the impact that notional and experiential expression has on interviewers.
By understanding conceptual and experiential expressions, the designer is able to communicate on the right level with the audience.
Based on this finding, scholars have proposed that music can activate psychological experiences because listeners perceive certain experiential expressions in the music itself and subsequently mimic the same experiences internally.
She is passionate about cities, urban cultural expression, experiential learning, and helping students integrate their personal, professional, and academic development.
Recently Chen et al. [6] identified the genes that tend to be differentially expressed across various experiential conditions and states using gene-expression data from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO).
DNA methylation and other epigenetic modifications provide attractive mechanisms to explain the influence of a variety of environmental and experiential factors on differential gene expression in the aged brain.
Most modern Neo-Pagans, distrustful of the demands of traditional religions, eschew doctrine or creed and engage in the ritual expression of "symbolic and experiential" meanings.
In this paper we address critiques of such deliberation – that it relies on the discursive to the detriment of experiential, material or affective modes of expression – and describe three case studies of participation which emphasise, in different ways, 'material deliberation'.
These results suggest that DBT has unique effects on improving the expression of anger and experiential avoidance, whereas changes in the experience of specific negative emotions may be accounted for by general factors associated with expert therapy.
Our proposal states that there are two separate issues: the availability of effective skill learning mechanisms, in the domain of language competence, in adulthood and the effects of experiential factors that may block their full expression.
