Although the incidence of students' teleological thinking in learning many concepts has already been pointed out, this work highlights that its educational implications have not yet been fully explored.
In Mexico, the type and incidence of students' aggressive behaviors have been studied by using the Bull-S test [ 9, 26] and the Concept of Intimidation among Equals (CIMEI) test [ 8].
In 1866, The New-York Times ran an editorial against the scourge of gun violence and the growing incidence of armed students.
"I've been studying this compound for over 22 years," she said, "and I probably have the highest incidence of pregnant graduate students of anybody in academia".
After documenting a rising incidence of depression among students, Harvard University issued a report last year recommending, among other steps, that more psychologists be hired, that residence assistants and tutors receive instruction on mental problems and that two rooms be set aside in every living unit for students experiencing emotional crises.
To the Editor: As a rising senior in a New York high school, I can certainly attest to the high incidence of plagiarism by students -- but they are under no illusion about the nature of their actions.
Our findings indicate that to reduce the incidence of absenteeism, medical students and faculty need to be made aware of the problem and its immediate and long term consequences for the students and society at large.
A population study showed a relatively high incidence of frostbite among students, pensioners, and the unemployed, which may be related to long times spent in the cold during the leisure time in these groups (16, 21).
The fact that we could not locate any studies that have investigated the actual incidence of and potential for student cheating and academic dishonesty to occur in a dental practical assessment was surprising.
He sees a relatively low incidence of smoking among his students, but during the overseas summer courses 'They're smoking like crazy.' Somewhere on a desk in his office, there is a reply to a letter he wrote to health secretary Alan Milburn in which he complained that the Labour government wasn't honouring its commitment to ban tobacco advertising and sponsorship.
