Consistent with our hypotheses, our results indicated that teacher candidates who believed that knowledge evolves, that beliefs can be revised, and that learning is a process of constructing knowledge were more open to persuasive teaching.
(He didn't mention that rules can be revised between ballots).
The difference between a common writer and an improviser on a stage (or any performing artist) is that writing can be revised.
"Stories like Henson's and Ride's hopefully remind us all that history can be revised," he says.
Most seriously, crimes are being downgraded; crime scenes are revisited, and victims called back, expressly so that reports can be revised, and the seriousness of the crime downplayed.
True reform ultimately needs to come from trusted Chinese showing that rules can be revised without negative effect.
This study concludes that the Social Interaction Anxiety Scale SIASS) can be revised with the non-heteronormative formulation of item 14 herein described without affecting the psychometric properties.
We therefore conclude that the SIAS can be revised with our non-heteronormative version of item 14 without loss of psychometric compatibility with previous research and clinical practice (e.g. clinical cut-offs) derived from use of the original SIAS.
Based on their preferences women make a tentative plan for the process of labour and the actual place of birth, knowing that the plan can be revised at different points during labour, based on the medical circumstances and women's experiences at the time.
Although the findings of the current study may be difficult to translate to the context of other psychiatric conditions (e.g. OCD), they do suggest that psychiatric rating scales can be revised with non-heteronormative formulations that do not confuse, insult or alienate sexual minority respondents.
