Sentence examples for fostering insight from inspiring English sources

Pilot study results with a prototype video game tentatively support theory-based predictions regarding the role of dynamic gestures for fostering insight and proof-with-insight, and for the role of action coupled with language to promote proof-with-insight.

The recent C9ORF72 gene discovery has created momentum towards greater understanding of FTD and ALS, allowing refinement of the phenotypes conferred by the expansion and fostering insight into the mechanism that results in overlapping symptomatology and shared TDP-43 pathology.

It is my job to foster insight into this, and instil motivation and courage to take on challenges.

Theatrical traditions clearly hold the potential to impact audience members, both at affective and cognitive levels, and to foster insight and deepened understanding.

Griffiths also presents readers with a new theory of analogy that emphasizes language's power to foster insight into nature and human society.

GEMC suggests that action alone can foster insight but is insufficient for valid proof production if action is not coordinated with language systems for propositionalizing general properties of objects and space.

Combining performances, workshops, and talks, the project aims to foster insight into existential issues of "environment, mind-body connection, personal insight, creative expression, empathic sensitivity and social interaction".

It is an illustrative tool which was created to foster insight and understanding of unintended consequences from the financing of curative and prevention care.

Using MBSR to improve health outcomes is premised on the assumption that mindfulness will foster insight into psychological and behavioral sources of one's suffering and thereby induce enhanced well-being or prompt action to engage in healthy behavior [ 13].

To avoid manipulation and to foster insight, health organizations should frame the risk or benefit by using both positive terms (absence of disease or survival) and negative terms (presence of disease or death) [ 46, 69].

The vast majority of Afro-Asiatic languages are living languages without any written documents that would foster insights regarding the changes that inevitably occur over time.