Sentence examples for explanatory competence from inspiring English sources
Program efficacy was examined using a pre-post, delayed post-test design linked to quantitative measures of teacher knowledge, performance (explanatory competence), and acceptance using published instruments shown to generate reliable and valid inferences.
Thus, the elements selected for scoring are not trivial or superficial aspects of reasoning regarding evolutionary change, and are associated with explanatory competence, as measured by clinical oral interviews (Nehm and Schonfeld, 2008).
We want to emphasize that we did not model non-cognitive facets as mere explanatory or even confounding factors of the 'true cognitive competence' but as competence facets in their own right.
This requires engagement with patient explanatory models [ 33], and addressing issues of cultural competence, through clinicians taking account of patient values, beliefs and practices (which may or may not reflect the patient's membership of a particular group).
These associations are entirely compatible with the finding reported elsewhere that impaired mentalising is the best predictor of poor social competence in patients with SSD and has greater explanatory power than executive functioning or IQ [ 19].
The paper focuses on non-language-majoring students' communicative competence development, taking into account ambiguity tolerance as an explanatory factor of foreign language learning.
However, virtue reliabilists typically understand knowledge as involving some sort of explanatory relation between having a true belief and the exercise of an epistemic competence.
Scaffolds should provide an explanatory rationale for why cooperation helps students reach individual and shared goals more effectively, as well as meet the needs for competence, relatedness, and autonomy.
