He has been a golden boy since he showed up for a mass practice in Washington five years ago.
Given the preservation of auditory perception of language in patients with pure alexia, we reasoned that cross-modal therapy (hearing and seeing words at the same time) might help retrain visual word form recognition through paired associate learning (Holcomb and Anderson, 1993) and mass practice.
No wonder the proposal calls other public spectacles that have played out in the area, like papal Masses, "practice" for the Super Bowl.
Neurobiologists at the Medical School at the University of Texas found a new way of practicing that was somewhere between spaced and massed practice, and somewhat more efficient than either.
The Hindu elite follow the religious ideology of Shaiva Siddhanta (Shaiva school) while masses practice folk Hinduism, upholding their faith in local village deities not found in formal Hindu scriptures.
From this discussion it emerges that, given that correlation and coincidence learning represent a neuroscience principle, it is advisable to administer language therapy in a massed-practice fashion.
The meta-analysis of Donovan and Radosevic [ 4] furthermore suggests that the length of the resting intervals in distributed practice designs plays an important role in determining the degree of its superiority over massed practice.
This approach has been influenced, at least in part, by (i) the facilitatory effects observed in single-exposure studies of healthy participants and (ii) the idea that the favourable effects of mass-practice seen in behaviour-only anomia treatments may also be valid in combined tDCS and behavioural training approaches.
"There is a huge mass that practices Islam, and the mosques are filling up with people every day".
Europe's top rights body has said mass surveillance practices are a fundamental threat to human rights and violate the right to privacy enshrined in European law.
