In a core piece of the program, known as "exploration of meaning," teachers plumb students' beliefs and backgrounds, looking for emotional buttons.
OnSight is part of JPL's ongoing research into robot-controlled spacecraft and exploration equipment, meaning we could eventually see more robot missions to Mars before we send humans up there to check things out first-hand.
As long as Jews continue their defining exploration for meaning, they will maintain their distinct identity and remain a nation.
The book Teen Spirit: The Stories Behind Every Nirvana Song describes "Teen Spirit" as "a typically murky Cobain exploration of meaning and meaninglessness".
In typical "exploration of meaning" sessions, subjects are asked to recall traumatizing moments from their childhood and beyond sometimes with EEG monitors attached to their heads.
"I'm not an expert in Scientology, I don't know if there are similarities between an audit and an EM (exploration of meaning exercise), but some people say there are similarities," he told VICE.
In addition, we've responded to our community by providing a forum where all data are available whereby researchers can drill deeper in their exploration for meaning.
Patients' spiritual needs were identified as: need to talk about spiritual concerns, showing sensitivity to patients' emotions, responding to religious needs; and relatives' spiritual needs included: supporting them with end of life decisions, supporting them when feeling being lost and unbalanced, encouraging exploration of meaning of life, and providing space, time and privacy to talk.
We must seek those quiet spaces in our life that are safe for vulnerable explorations of meaning.
First, the cross-sectional study design did not permit exploration of meanings over time.
