Sentence examples for monitoring of self from inspiring English sources

This includes: Acoustic and behavioral mimicry, Comprehension of novel sequences in an artificial language, Memory, Monitoring of self behavior, Discrimination and matching, Comprehension of symbols for various body parts, Comprehension of pointing gestures and gaze (as made by dolphins or humans), Mirror self-recognition, and Numerical values.

The monitoring of self-harm among asylum seekers in Australian immigration detention has not occurred routinely or transparently.

The implications of this study are that monitoring of self-concept throughout the transitional period for new nurses can lead to early detection and appropriate intervention strategies thereby improving retention rates for new nurses.

Similarly, Russell and Jarrold [32] have suggested that insufficient monitoring of self-performed actions in autism would be associated with an impaired ability to relate motor commands to their visual outcomes by means of visual action schemata.

Utilising an interactive workbook developed in consultation with stroke survivors and based on social cognition theory, the approach aims to assist the ongoing development and monitoring of self-management post stroke.

If MTT lesions only resulted in a navigational impairment or a deficit in the monitoring of self-generated movement, it is not clear why maze rotation should produce any further detrimental effect on performance.

This observed difference is unlikely to be explained by subsequent increases in national prevalence through 2004; annual monitoring of self-reported diabetes among New York City residents showed a 17% increase between 2002 and 2004, whereas comparable national diabetes rates did not increase significantly (14).

While the self-assembly of SbpA can be measured ex situ by scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) or atomic force microscopy (AFM), the throughput of these techniques is too low to allow monitoring of self-assembly yield and dynamics over a wide range of conditions.

Comparison of the monitoring role of "self evaluation" and regular supervision shows that "self evaluation" does not face the supervision problems such as superficiality and the extent of the revealed problems.

As predicted, high self-monitoring (of self-presentation) and low sincerity were significantly associated with emotional manipulation.

These included an internet-based monitor of self-reported ILI symptoms in the Dutch and Belgian general population: the Great Influenza Survey (GIS) [ 7, 8].