In the predementia group, reduced hearing level partially explains comprehension performance but not language production.
In addition, Noam Chomsky rejected behaviorist assumptions about language as a learned habit and proposed instead to explain language comprehension in terms of mental grammars consisting of rules.
After the teacher explains a comprehension "skill," students go off to practice it on books at their supposed individual reading levels easy enough for them to read on their own or with minimal help.
He explains the comprehension or containment of non-divine formal essences in conceptual terms: "Essences [of non-existing things] are comprehended in another in such a way that they can be conceived through it" (Ip8s2).
Thus, while hearing loss explains some comprehension problems in older adults, it cannot explain other language problems.
This suggested a better understanding of information presented using small numbers, but in the analyses, the effect of version was not explained by comprehension.
35 This finding suggests that a loss in peripheral hearing sensitivity may partially explain verbal comprehension difficulties in the predementia group, along with a contribution from other cognitive factors, such as working memory and attentional/inhibitory resources 37, 38 and general information processing speed.
Mental models may be used to impart new information that is integrated with pre-existing knowledge, as in the case of explaining VISP based on comprehension of false-positive HIV tests.
Yet when they come across a problem they cannot explain, their weak comprehension of investors' behaviour leaves them at a loss.One example is to be found in the differences between the short and long terms.
The purpose is to describe the development of injury prevention materials for people with low literacy skills, and explain literacy and comprehension abilities among a sample of parents from the PED.
"Animals represent the irrational, unknown, unpredictable element because their logic is different from ours and often beyond our comprehension," explains the artist.
