An embodied framework for cognition provides an opportunity for science, technology, education, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines to include embodied learning tools to enhance pedagogy.
In the light of these findings, it has been suggested that Parkinson disorder can be interpreted within an embodied cognition framework (e.g., Bocanegra et al., 2015).
I don't believe in an embodied devil.
Liu (2016b) examines how the sociological concept of intimacy could be utilized in studying the relationship between adult children and aging parents in China, an area which has been predominantly located in an obligatory framework (embodied in filial piety [xiao] and its newly modified form intergenerational contract).
This article proposes a methodological framework for analyzing video by adopting an embodied perspective.
Although previous studies have reported shared activation for action (or action observation) and language [8], [17]- activations typically interpreted in support of the embodied semantics framework [20], [21]- those previous studies could not comment on differential activations between action and language, since their stimuli widely differed between action and language tasks.
At the least, we have demonstrated the embodied design framework as well as a design architecture, the Mathematical Imagery Trainer, which could issue useful empirical contexts for further investigating individual and interactional mechanisms underlying embodied STEM learning.
The regional innovation system (RIS) approach (Asheim and Isaksen, 2002) argues that regional actors belong to one of two possible sub systems, and that these systems are embodied in a framework of formal and informal institutions (Asheim and Isaksen, 2002; Isaksen and Trippl, 2016).
AMP procedures embody a framework that goes beyond simple mechanisms to incorporate intensification and diversification strategies.
Presented in this paper is a detailed embodied energy consumption evaluation framework for building construction engineering.
The question was then to what degree would the arguably conservative Frye general acceptance standard survive in the wake of the presumably more liberal admissibility framework embodied in the new Federal Rules of Evidence.
