"Whatever sensitivity I have," writes the AV Club's Eric Thurm, "is mostly the result of repeated engagement with that kind of writing, and an attempt to reconcile 'my' version of the episode with someone else's.
Repeated engagement in such behaviors could rise to the level of academic misconduct.
Feedback in Table 5 shows that many students benefited from repeated engagement with theory in the seminar, progressing to deeper understanding.
For us, the repeated engagement of different faculty members has been really important to success, and it's what our students reflect on the most.
I think, in an age of sound bites, tweets, ill-informed criticism, multi-tasking, and ever-decreasing attention spans, that an art form that stands instead for deep listening, repeated engagement, willingness to risk the experimental, recognition that to be prepared and thoughtful is a precious and rewarding thing -- that art form may prove, as it has for many centuries, very lively and hardy.
Such selective and repeated engagement of networks involved in social cognition [28] may also result in practice-related changes in them.
21 An inductive approach is one in which findings emerge through iteration, or repeated engagement, with a dataset.
Mixed-methods approach, with a large number and diverse range of interviewees, and long-term repeated engagement with stakeholders, including feedback and member checking of data and interpretation.
Instead, through repeated engagement with the data an understanding from women's representations of their husbands' central involvement in PPD has been constructed.
E. The absence of suicidal intent has either been stated by the patient or can be inferred by repeated engagement in a behavior that the individual knows, or has learnt, is not likely to result in death.
Our primary objective is to determine whether repeated engagement of the mother and her infant in the intervention's calming activities will improve the infant's developmental trajectory with respect to multiple outcomes.
