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The impact of large-class flipped classrooms incorporating design thinking on self-awareness, team collaboration, learning efficiency, and comprehensive literacy of clinical medicine undergraduates. [PDF]
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Prospective memory functions in traumatic brain injury: The role of neuropsychological deficits, metamemory and impaired self-awareness. [PDF]
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Completion and Compliance Rates for an Intensive mHealth Study Design to Promote Self-Awareness and Self-Care Among Care Partners of Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Controlled Trial. [PDF]
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2014
AbstractBentley et al.’s framework assigns phenomena of personal and collective decision-making to regions of a dual-axis map. Here, we propose that understanding the collective dynamics of decision-making requires consideration of factors that guide movement across the map.
Judith E, Fan, Jordan W, Suchow
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AbstractBentley et al.’s framework assigns phenomena of personal and collective decision-making to regions of a dual-axis map. Here, we propose that understanding the collective dynamics of decision-making requires consideration of factors that guide movement across the map.
Judith E, Fan, Jordan W, Suchow
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"Self-Awareness" in the Pigeon
Science, 1981Each of three pigeons used a mirror to locate a spot on its body which it could not see directly. Although similar behavior in primates has been attributed to a self-concept or other cognitive process, the present example suggests an account in terms of environmental events.
R, Epstein, R P, Lanza, B F, Skinner
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Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 2003
In this review we discuss how we are aware that actions are self-generated. We review behavioural data that suggest that a prediction of the sensory consequences of movement might be used to label actions and their consequences as self-generated. We also describe recent functional neuroimaging experiments and studies of neurological and psychiatric ...
Sarah Jayne, Blakemore, Chris, Frith
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In this review we discuss how we are aware that actions are self-generated. We review behavioural data that suggest that a prediction of the sensory consequences of movement might be used to label actions and their consequences as self-generated. We also describe recent functional neuroimaging experiments and studies of neurological and psychiatric ...
Sarah Jayne, Blakemore, Chris, Frith
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2014
Persons with neurologie disorders often show impaired ability to accurately pereeive the effeets of their disorders on their physieal, cognitive, and behavioral abilities. For conditions that have a sudden onset such as stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI) the degree of impairment of this ability is greatest early after onset so that, for example ...
Sherer, Mark, Fleming, Jennifer
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Persons with neurologie disorders often show impaired ability to accurately pereeive the effeets of their disorders on their physieal, cognitive, and behavioral abilities. For conditions that have a sudden onset such as stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI) the degree of impairment of this ability is greatest early after onset so that, for example ...
Sherer, Mark, Fleming, Jennifer
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Accident and Emergency Nursing, 1998
Accident and Emergency (A & E) is a high-powered and diverse specialism (Casteldine 1993). Patients attend A & E for varied and complex reasons (Crouch & Dale 1994). The focus of this paper is to analyse the concept of self-awareness, how nurses learn to become self-aware and how self-awareness facilitates effective treatment interventions with ...
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Accident and Emergency (A & E) is a high-powered and diverse specialism (Casteldine 1993). Patients attend A & E for varied and complex reasons (Crouch & Dale 1994). The focus of this paper is to analyse the concept of self-awareness, how nurses learn to become self-aware and how self-awareness facilitates effective treatment interventions with ...
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