Children learn right from wrong from their parents and other authority figures, but moral emotions reinforce this knowledge by making people feel guilty when tempted to tell a lie or fearful that they will get caught stealing or cheating.
Yet ironically - and your partner may elect to reinforce this knowledge by repeated application of the Very Squeaky Hammer to your Very Sorry Head - you already know that you will never, ever adopt such a dumb stance again.
The Texas State Board of Education wants to reinforce this knowledge gap, forcing Texas high schoolers to learn a sanitized version of U.S. history in the name of being "pro-American".
As a result the DoNs were unsure about how the practice is conducted and the lack of auditing reinforced this lack of knowledge.
Therefore, the idea that CD22 ligands help B cells with self-recognition was reinforced, and this knowledge could be useful for improving tolerance of macromolecular therapeutics or treating autoimmune disorders.
They dominated every aspect of the final and reinforced the knowledge there is a considerable gap between them and the rest of the rugby world.
Conversely, we found only one case with the G12V change, thus reinforcing the knowledge that this type of mutation may correlate with an indolent clinical course (Finkelstein et al, 1993; Frattini et al, 2007).
One way of overcoming this would be to reinforce the knowledge of basic neuro-anatomy and physiology during the clinical teaching sessions, where students would be in a better, mature position to apply their basic science knowledge to clinical situations.
The fact that she often speaks personally to us as "you", reminding us that these are the words of an unlettered farm girl, paradoxically reinforces the knowledge that we are actually in the hands of a skilled novelist.
Results indicate that participants had knowledge about health literacy; however, they could benefit from additional educational opportunities that would reinforce that knowledge and skills in health literacy.
