No age differences in the time course of the parietal old/new effect were observed in this more supportive condition.
In such conditions, help is generated as a joint effort and through the supportive condition created in social interaction by the novice and the expert (Donato, 1994).
This work has also emphasised the significance of partnerships between communities and outside agencies as a key supportive condition for effective CM [ 18, 28, 29].
"When administered under supportive conditions," the paper concluded, "psilocybin occasioned experiences similar to spontaneously occurring mystical experiences".
For girls, research suggests that there are benefits to be gained from an additional set of supportive conditions that include close proximity of schools to homes, female role models, single-sex learning environments when needed, and curricula that challenge female students, particularly in mathematics and the sciences.
However, one noteworthy aspect concerning this sample was that external supportive conditions had a greater explanatory power than behavioral intention.
IGT in supportive conditions (a) Pain therapy by instillation (drugs, alcohol and acetoacid, implant-like substances such as cement) or thermal coagulation.
The studies on working memory also point to an immature strategic component in children whose operation is enhanced under supportive conditions.
The network coding-assisted protection solution combines protection flows of two demands sharing the same destination node in supportive conditions, paving the way for reducing the backup capacity.
In Luci's unexpected symbolic action of using the felt beads to mediate an early counting activity, she demonstrates how the external object and internal thinking have transformational power when supportive conditions for learning exist.
Kittay, another example, seeks supportive conditions for those who interact in dependency relations, both dependents and their caregivers, arguing that both must be assisted in order to achieve good care, and therefore justice, for the dependent.
