Through Ms. Streep's performance, the movie captures, like no film I can remember, the immediate, continuing interaction of experience and memory in the instinctive human drive to infuse the moment with meaning and value.
Sensations are not simply raw experiences, but the interaction of experience with a pre-formed cognitive structure.
Moreover, the interaction of experience and genotype was significant at 8 months (F 1,21) = 14.37, p < 0.05) but not at 3 months (F 1,21) = 2.16, p = 0.16); none of the other variables were significant.
Resilience, a positive adaptation under stress, is a relatively common phenomenon and can be seen as a dynamic concept with interaction of experiences, individual characteristics and interpersonal relationships; some or all of which may crucially be amenable to change [ 3].
With something like a new mode of interaction, quality of experience is the key to stickiness, however, so both veteran and rookie players here will sink or swim based on how pleasant or frustrating using their devices proves to be.
Orienting in large-scale space depends on the interaction of environmental experience and preconfigured, possibly innate, constructs.
According to the theory of constructivism [ 44], interaction of human experiences and ideas generates knowledge: we learn from the environment and from each other.
In Table 6 we chose to present separately for each gender the results of analysis of interaction between experience of sexual coercion and three selected exposure variables (mental health score, role of religion, and trust in others) regarding the risk of having had many sexual partners.
According to theory, most depression arises from an interaction of genes and experience.
In the present study, therefore, using naturalistic, dynamic dance stimuli, we aimed at defining the role of speed and the interaction of speed and experience on time estimation.
A two-way ANOVA revealed an interaction between experience of the environment and the goodness of fit of the two models (session × model, F 19,68) = 1.89, p = 0.0293; Figure 2E).
