Next we investigate these characteristics in a multivariate context, using logistic regression for models of experiencing any pregnancy scare, and Poisson regression for models of the number of pregnancy scares (Table 3).
It gave them an advantage in all activities that involved making an abstract model of experience, in words or numbers or lines, and working with the abstraction to achieve control over nature or to bring humane order to life.
On the contrary, the building of an alternative model of experience is up to the future development of the research.
This study reviews the conceptual origins of our understanding of tourist experience, considers key directions in the field, and asserts the value of the orchestra model of experience.
Language is privileged as a model of experience in these early essays precisely because it undermines and transgresses the neat divisions and limitations operating in the Kantian system, including that fundamental one that distinguishes between the subject and object of sensations.
This forces a more detached reading, emphasizing a critical model of experience over an undisturbed complicity.
This is a model of experience-based learning where all processes of the model are vital for the learning result.
A model of experience-based learning shows that 'supported participation' is essential in clinical workplace learning [ 15].
Identifying genes associated with environmental measures will be worth the effort because they will foster research on an active model of experience in which individuals select, modify and create environments on the basis of their genetic proclivities (Plomin 1994).
This active model of experience supports an educational trend in the direction of personalized learning, making the educational environment fit the pupil's profile of strengths and weaknesses and appetites as well as aptitudes rather than using a one-size-fits-all curriculum (Asbury and Plomin 2013).
