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Based on this, a more tangible model of regret was developed, known as decision justification theory (DJT), which states that decision-related regret consists of two components.

As such, these networks may provide a more tangible model for how information is processed by the brain.

The method discussed renders the uncertainty evaluation more tangible to modellers and receivers of energy model scenarios.

A tentative difference was observed in response complexity, with more multifaceted responses in the tangible model condition.

One practitioner (I07) advised that practitioners should present trends or scenarios in a manner that would make the future more tangible by using visuals (e.g., models, pictures, videos).

On a more tangible level, the body-based elements in the intervention model served to positively moderate and decrease stress-related symptoms such as anxiousness, restlessness, muscle tension, aches and pains, fatigue, and impaired sleep.

It was found that students revealed more improved understanding of DNA-related dynamic processes when using a tangible model.

By contrast, three students in the tangible model condition included randomness in a way that more clearly connected it to the molecular process of self-assembly.

However, we believe that this study's approach, being embedded in three internationally accepted and widely-used conceptual models, is a valuable starting point for a more tangible way of evaluating integrated care interventions using the CMO approach.

Students in the tangible model condition included random molecular collisions in their explanation somewhat more often than did students in the image condition (Table 3).

This correlates well with results by Rotbain and coworkers (2006), showing that a tangible model of DNA supported student learning about processes such as replication more than a pictorial representation depicting the same content.