It is with this expression of puzzlement (K 1 16) that the introductory exchanges between the king and his successive interlocutors comes to an end.
Prior to jumping in to discussions through videos, there should be introductory messages exchanged between students and mentors.
Participants were 115 undergraduate students (84 women) aged 18 25 years (M = 18.6, SD = 1.20) who received credit in an introductory psychology course in exchange for participation.
Only a week ago he exchanged polite introductory letters with President Jiang Zemin in which both leaders described in the most general terms their goals for their relationship.
While advanced students used predominantly level 3 (exchanges of warrants), introductory students used mostly level 2, in which they exchanged reasons that lacked either the evidence or logical connection to qualify as warrants.
(Recalling an exchange from their introductory dinner, where Mr. Sheen was discussing his immersive, 72-hour-long site-specific theater production, "The Passion," Ms. Caplan said she replied: " 'Uh, that's great, Michael.
What had started as a brief introductory session quickly turned into a prolonged exchange of actionable ideas among passionate individuals, ready to delve into the world of social enterprise to bring the change they so desperately needed.
Thirty introductory psychology students at Indiana University participated in exchange for partial course credit.
Participants were 53 undergraduates who participated in the study in exchange for course credit in an introductory psychology course.
These are the kinds of intellectual exchange that are not possible in large introductory courses, except in the weekly preceptorial, and they set the tone for the three years that follow.
These undergraduates from a large, public university in the eastern USA completed a survey in exchange for course credit as part of an introductory psychology course.
