One of the leading hypotheses for action awareness is that humans may prepare for and perform actions without being conscious of these preparation and execution processes.
If you get seasick easily, you may prepare for boat rides with pressure-point bracelets, ginger, or a prescription skin patch.
Clinton Junior College: Monitoring, Motivating, and Mentoring Students in STEM by C. Parks, 18 November 2005 Students attending Clinton Junior College may prepare for careers in science and related fields thanks to a grant from NASA.
He gave us the means to clean and purify our hearts, minds, bodies, and souls so that we may prepare for the next life and the meeting with our Maker.
Alternatively, on re-entering training she or he may prepare for a career in eye care service administration, for example.
We wanted to know whether specific elements of teaching may prepare students for specific aspects of cancer care, for example, hospice visits for prescribing analgesia.
That may prepare you for the next guy who tries to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge.
Provide time at the end of class for students to make copies of their notes, and finalize plans with their partner so they may prepare individually for the oral presentations, to be held during the following class period.
In other words, having more than one identity (or social role) to lean upon may prepare individuals for tackling difficulties at work, in partnership, with the children, etc.
A realistic representation of time frames may prepare patients for a prognosis of continued visual impairment if a treatment does not materialize within a limited therapeutic window.
