[PDF] Top 20 Learning by modelling: A study of individual differences

... The task was to create a coherent model of the effects of alcohol consumption on the human body. As the creation of a coherent model is a complex task and to keep students motivated the modelling task was divided ... See full document

... language learning is a process of problem ...further study in manner and the motivation field in the early ...of learning strategies in language ...language learning from the perspective of ... See full document

... ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING Variations in excitatory and inhibitory learning could in principle be used to account for differences between people, but the available learning theories are ...ciative ... See full document

... to study for the SAT, which might lead to a larger return on investment in the future; an employee has a choice between using their discretionary income for hobbies or leisure now or investing that income for ... See full document

... methods were used to predetermine the sample size for each experiment with funding/time restraints being the principal rule for stopping collection. Although this led to variable participant numbers across the 3 ... See full document

... social health and high ratings of quality of life (APA, 2000; cf. definitions by Butler, 1991; Rowe & Kahn, 1987; World Health Organization [WHO], 2002). The current thesis and accompanying empirical study ... See full document

... in learning how to manage stress and 42% say their coworkers need such help”, (b) “14% of respondents had felt like striking a coworker in the past year, but didn't”, (c) “25% have felt like screaming or shouting ... See full document

... this study was to investigate the importance of visual and ver- bal channel capacity for learning outcome from visual and verbal presentation ...The study is based on a survey of 396 students at ... See full document

... case study participants’ willingness and ability to revise their writing after receiving a teach- er’s written commentary ...learners’ individual differences ...current study: (1) Teachers ... See full document

... payoff-based learning (by copying behaviour of successful individuals) when explicitly presented with a choice between multiple social learning strategies 28 ...social learning gets a new dimension, ... See full document

... current study cross-modally instantiated an artificial language within an adapted SRT ...statistical learning studies and was applied towards investigating nonadja- cency learning as it unfolded ... See full document

... sensorimotor learning presented at the 2016 Biomechanics and Neural Control of Movement (BANCOM) conference in Deer Creek, ...predict individual differences in learning rate have enhanced our ... See full document

... of study (martinez; meltzoff, huhl, movellan & sejnowski, ...to study its history and present state” (Klein 1980, ...and modelling based on the reality observed by students (inductively), by a ... See full document

... This study investigated working memory, verbal ability, and prior knowledge as predictors of the quality of: (a) students' notes taken during a lecture; (b) summaries of the lecture wri[r] ... See full document

... cross-sectional study investigated the use of infrared thermography as a diagnostic tool for pododermatitis in captive greater flamingos (Phoenicopterus ...effect modelling showed that regional and ... See full document

... tion strategies (Appling et al., 2015) based solely on linguistic features. There, we found that some features were more discriminative for some strate- gies. For example, the most predictive feature for discriminating ... See full document

... The study involved three phases: familiarisation, exploration and perfor- mance measurement. Initially, users were allowed to become accustomed with the VE and to learn movement control. After this, they were ... See full document

... significant differences between US and Australian samples in CA levels, and confirmatory factor analysis indicated that the structure of the CA measure was the same in both ...significant differences were ... See full document

... Students were invited to participate in the study in a campus computer lab. Upon entrance to the lab, they completed a computer-based evaluation of the menu shown in Appendix A. Participants were asked to select ... See full document

... four possible types of children: (1) difficult children- low threshold, little dampening ability; (2) high-reac- tive children-low threshold, high dampening ability; (3) low-reactive chi[r] ... See full document