Sentence examples for processing of concrete from inspiring English sources

Worked-out examples support the inductive processing of concrete descriptions to construct schemata, while process worksheets support the deduction of concrete problem solving steps from general prescriptions.

Coney (1998) used a priming procedure to obtain evidence that the left and right hemispheres contributed equally to lexical processing of concrete nouns in a continuous reading task.

The data are consistent with perceptual form information being accessed during the processing of concrete words, and provide support for models of semantic representation which incorporate semantic features and form information.

For all three semantic factors, at least some of the associated locations, derived from a factor analysis of the processing of concrete nouns, also activated in less abstract perceptual-motor tasks.

Significantly greater activity for concrete compared to abstract words in the left MFG and SFG also suggests a critical involvement of these frontal regions in the processing of concrete information.

Previous distortion-corrected fMRI studies have suggested that the anterior fusiform/ITG is important for a wide variety of semantic tasks, including the processing of concrete and abstract concepts (Binney et al. 2010; Visser and Lambon Ralph 2011).

Whilst this study has provided a number of findings regarding the processing of spoken concrete and abstract words during a lexical decision task, we acknowledge that there are some limitations with the stimuli selection employed.

In this paper we present a new case with sparing of abstract word processing and impairment of concrete words due to selective atrophy of the left anterior temporal regions.

Microwave energy use should theoretically be advantageous in the processing of cement and concrete materials (e.g., hydraulic Portland cement, aggregate, and water).

Both processes require the processing of information on very concrete levels, and thinking about the trauma in an abstract way is unlikely to produce changes in the trauma memory or appraisals.

Disruption of the hypothesised functional linkage between mood and level of identification means that, despite experiencing persistent and exacerbated negative mood, a depressed individual may not derive the potential benefits of concrete processing on problem solving, planning, focused attention, and reduced emotional response, when faced with a loss or difficulty.