The observer has to unpack those situational experiences by means of participant observation and mutual interpretation.
Because situational experiences represent psychological states that, by definition, emerge from the interplay of both person- and context-bound features (Nezlek and Kuppens 2008), we assessed the extent to which continuous reports of situational uncertainty systematically differ between learners and fluctuate in the course of nine lessons.
"Computer-based patient simulations are situational experiences that present problem conditions close to real life.
As a result, there is a high degree of item covariation within each domain across respondents, despite the fact that each respondent uniquely defined and rated a unique set of situational experiences.
This significantly affects the geological situational awareness experienced by members of a mission control science team.
Maeve stated, "making the decision is one thing; doing it is another" when talking about how health care providers rarely seemed to want to talk about or understand the situational barriers experienced by Aboriginal women making care decisions (e.g., lack of childcare, funding, transportation).
It has been noted that during exposure to social situations, individuals with SAD may experience situational panic attacks wherein the physical symptoms closely resemble panic.
His biography, now removed, claims he has "a strong working knowledge of human behaviour, indicators of deception, criminal behaviour, the development of situational awareness and experience in the use of all levels of force".
The advanced beginner adds, through experience, situational aspects to the context-free rules to gain access to a more sophisticated understanding of the situation.
Others leave work by choice, because the jobs are not the kind of work they want to do, they are unhappy with the pay or work conditions, or they experience situational problems that undermine their performance.
