to stimulate interest, questions, and comprehension without copying scholastic teaching styles.
The video had been filmed in a question and answer format to make it easy for the trainers to stop and start the video to stimulate audience discussion and assure comprehension of content.
In their framework, self-enhancement goals and comprehension goals, together with stereotype activation, stimulate stereotype application, and simultaneously, the motivation to avoid prejudice inhibits stereotype application.
A study published in 2007 by Correa and colleagues suggesting that succinate may behave as a metabolic sensor in the liver, has extended our comprehension of how liver injury can stimulate succinate production and consequent HSC activation [ 19].
Results show that although both the programs (theoretical and practical) were effective, the practical work stimulated a qualitatively deeper comprehension of the given information, especially in relation to the causal linkage between protective behaviors and control of contagion risk.
Public policy is crucial in forging meaningful university-industry relations, but it is difficult for governments to directly stimulate innovation and cooperation because these linkages depend on mutual interest, trust and comprehension (Bychkova et al 2015).
They indicate that the use of this tool can improve the comprehension of a problem and its origins and, at the same time, stimulate learning.
The director himself spoke of 2001 demanding "emotional comprehension" from the audience, as opposed to an intellectual understanding, that he hoped would stimulate the "mythological and religious yearnings and impulses" in the viewers own subconscious mind.
Hopefully, they stimulate conversation".
