In both the mid- and post-course interview, she expressed responsive views, acknowledging that students learn science best by not only doing but also interpreting: "By doing it…if they make an observation that they are surprised by, then they need to ask the question 'why did this happen this way?'…They've got to be observing, they've got to be asking questions".
One interesting question for these views is how much overlap they share with a reasons-responsive view, such as Fischer and Ravizza's (discussed in section B above).
Respondents often said their aldermen were not responsive and views were split on whether local churches were good representatives.
To further eliminate false-positives in the whole brain analysis, analyses were constrained to only those cortical areas that were responsive to viewing objects as compared with rest.
To test whether any AON regions were more responsive when viewing liked movements when all movements were novel and untrained (prescanning session) compared to after the dance stimuli had been seen, listened to, and practiced, we first compared pretraining > posttraining parametric analyses.
(CI 7) The majority of those researchers interviewed who described such 'as and when' contributions (10/12) spoke of expectations for PPI, and tended to view responsive modes as constructive.
The suggestion was that that part of the press should be controlled by elected public officials, and while this was, of course, deeply undemocratic, it was nowhere near as undemocratic or as alarming as his statement that "it is time that the networks were made more responsive to the views of the nation and more responsible to the people they serve".
Mr Bartels found that senators are very responsive to the views of the richest third of their constituents, somewhat responsive to the views of the middle third, and utterly indifferent to the views of the poorest third.
Urban politicians in the U.S. are responsive to voters' views, regardless of the form of government.
