Sentence examples for internalized information from inspiring English sources

This indicated that these students may have had a strong, gestalt view of tumorigenesis but either had not internalized information associated with the fine detail of these concepts or lacked the deep cognitive organizational structure for these concepts.

If an animal is able to survive to reach full adulthood, then the functional conceptualizations that it made during development have been working and the animal must have internalized information in a way that is conducive to survival.

You got a feel for how Russians internalize information, how they respond to things.

"If readers are reading a piece, are they internalizing information and looking at themselves in the mirror, and saying, 'This is what I can learn from this for my life?'".

Cognitive systems do not internalize information by simply transferring and integrating it.

When people interact with others, they also internalize information by assimilation and accommodation (Kimmerle, Cress, & Held, 2010; Moskaliuk et al., 2011).

As the opportunity to internalize information from the wiki was held constant in all conditions, the results clearly revealed the influence of externalization on both individual learning and collective knowledge construction.

Realize that you may need to internalize information actively to keep focused.

This effect held true even though group membership was completely irrelevant for the knowledge domain (here: being a soccer fan in the realm of a medical topic): When users believed that information came from members of the in-group they internalized more information than when they thought that the information had been provided by the out-group (see also Mackie, Worth, & Asuncion, 1990).

They then independently tested whether the physicians internalized the information provided in the CME and looked at the costs of AF management before and after CME was administered.

It was only after giving birth to a healthy baby, and being faced with a real decision, that, for most women, the information was internalized and informed consent could be obtained.