Van Kesteren and colleagues (2014), for example, assumed with their design that prior knowledge guides congruency judgments of object-scene pairs, which in turn influences schema memory.
Content area literacy education has long been influenced by schema theory (Bartlett 1932).
A theoretical framework used in the field of education known as schema theory 41 highlights that the way people engage with new material is influenced by their "schema" (existing topic knowledge and expectations).
Doctors are also members of society so are influenced by moral schemas as well as the medical ones they hold, so reciprocal for both lay and medical members of society.
The behavioral data for our sample suggests that engaging in unprotected vaginal and anal sex with men who may have concurrent partners may be influenced by relational schemas that make allowances for male infidelity and consequentially reduce a woman's perceptions about her risks for HIV infection.
The information about predominant schema in first measurement was used in the longitudinal part of the study to assess whether initial schema preference influenced challenge patterns in repeated measurements.
Using this new illusion, we then examined our second question whether biomechanical constraints from the body schema influences the amount of illusory displacement.
There are also medical schemas of understanding influenced by medical knowledge that have everyday significance in general society and that lay people hold.
This tendency might have influenced the emergence of metaphorical linguistics, thinking via image schema, an embodied pre-linguistic structure of experience that motivates conceptual metaphor mappings (Lakoff and Johnson, 1980a).
The adjustment process to disfiguring conditions and facial prosthesis are influenced by the interaction between various underlying cognitive self-schemas, and the social and cultural context [ 8, 21, 42, 43].
In other words: activation and application of mental representations or knowledge structures, such as person schemas, formerly thought to be subconscious and automatic, are influenced by the social context in which judgments are made.
