Emphasis is less on any particular historical context than on building skills in perceiving and thinking about works of art.
For example, individuals with Down Syndrome, who think abstractly only with difficulty or not at all, sometimes have greater than usual skills in perceiving, and remembering, the concrete details of what they see or hear.
A major interest in playgoing lies in perceiving the skill with which performers rearrange and subtly vary these familiar elements from play to play.
Entrepreneurs working in two different industries (cosmetics and high-tech) completed a questionnaire designed to measure several aspects of their social competence (e.g., accuracy in perceiving others, skill at impression management, persuasiveness).
Marketers, whether they are salespeople or advertisers, would do well to increase their skills in non-verbal communication and in perceiving people's presuppositions.
Additional aims are to examine its impact on: 2) symptoms of depression, and 3) levels of hopelessness, among participating students, and to determine if it leads to: 4) increased confidence 5) increases in perceived skill, and 6) changes in practice among school wellbeing staff (in particular with regard to their use of Internet-based programs and resources with at-risk students).
After the war, Hopkins hitchhiked around Europe, honing his skills in the perceived tradition of Picture Post and producing a dummy issue composed entirely of his own features.
There was a dramatic gain in perceived knowledge and skill among physicians who received these services compared to those who did not.
The desired outcome is that GEP students are learning the concepts and skills being taught, becoming engaged and confident in their skills, and perceiving their work as a valuable research contribution.
Skills relating to team-working, preparedness, vigilance and situational awareness also featured highly in perceived trainability across both studies, which are all well-recognised non-technical skills [ 12].
This study examines the effect of political skill and perceived supervisor support in a sample of engineers from telecommunications.
