Sentence examples for reinforced practices from inspiring English sources

They considered it a worthwhile learning experience, were able to incorporate new practices to improve their quality of life, reinforced practices they already knew, and in particular recognized the importance of having a space and time for sharing with their classmates about the stressors of academic life and reflecting on their attitudes, choices and quality of life.

Speed and accuracy in the majority of psychomotor tasks studied are typically acquired very rapidly during the early stages of reinforced practice, the average rate of gain tending to drop off as the number of trials or training time increases (Figure 1).

Recognizing this danger (and the corollary that no definition of learning is likely to be totally satisfactory) a definition proposed in 1961 by G.A. Kimble may be considered representative: Learning is a relatively permanent change in a behavioral potentiality that occurs as a result of reinforced practice.

Adult learning theories predict that when practitioners are offered guidance at the time of making a decision, 'learning' or a 'relatively permanent change to the frequency of actions brought about by instruction or reinforced practice' will take place [ 6, 7].

These two lines of evidence show that commercial activities and urban greening are not to be considered as antagonistic but as mutually reinforcing practices.

More generally, our findings reinforce practice guidelines revised by the Infectious Diseases Society of America for management of community-acquired pneumonia to assist clinicians in evaluating patients with endemic exposure (13).

Our encouraging results emphasized the value of this intervention based on auditing and feedback to reinforce practice changes to decrease CLABSI rates.

These questions helped to teach active reading (beyond highlighting) and to reinforce practice study skills, such as drawing, using the content in each chapter (Table 2; Supplemental Material, section 1).

(An older generation of experimental psychologists would have claimed that it depended on "reinforced" practice).

That starts with habits at home and is reinforced by practices in schools.

Instead, his victory most likely reinforced the practice.