Rather, subtle differences in the organization or "orientation" of their knowledge would be the source of reciprocal misrepresentations and stereotypes, reinforced by mass media coverage.
Person, place and time – the three fundamental dimensions of orientation, the nuggets of knowledge that keep our existential feet on the ground.
We had measures of spatial orientation ability, knowledge of spatial symmetry, mental rotation, finger knowledge, a measure of sustained attention and response inhibition (stop signal task), and measured baseline simple RT in a target detection task.
Describe the relationship between the attitude towards violence against women (VAW) of professionals of the health of primary care with variables such professional satisfaction, workload, orientation of professional practice, knowledge, training and use of network in Catalonia and Costa Rica.
In this paper, we introduce employees' goal orientations (i.e. learning orientation or performance orientation) to the individual antecedents of knowledge sharing behavior.
Such cookbook and dated investigations tend to strip out the sense-making complexities of doing science and thereby omit the practices and using knowledge orientation of the NGSS (NGSS Lead States, [2013]).
Through this application-orientation, the further theoretical development of knowledge systems concepts is enhanced.
This observation provides a key to understanding both the concept of fa and, more broadly, the orientation of Mohist views about language, knowledge, cognition, and reasoning.
method lies in its chemical and phase selectivity while its weakness lies in the time-consuming data acquisition and analysis coupled with the lack of knowledge about the orientation of the chemical shift tensor in the molecular frame.
That is, the lack of knowledge of axis orientation effectively reduces the sensitivity of the visual system to the symmetry information in the image.
