- out that
pragmatism is a
forerunner of
enactive and
extended approaches to cognition.
According to him,
enactive conceptions of
cognition can be found...
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available to
someone using the
enactive interface. This
optimization involves visibility, affordance, and feedback. The
enactive interface in the
figure interprets...
- An
enacting clause is a
short phrase that
introduces the main
provisions of a law
enacted by a legislature. It is also
called enacting formula or enacting...
- Look up reenactment or
reenact in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Reenactment, re-enactment or reënactment may
refer to:
Consolidation bill, a bill that...
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Bandura identifies four
factors affecting self-efficacy. Experience, or "
enactive attainment" – The
experience of
mastery is the most
important factor determining...
- Connectionist, Dynamical, and
Enactive.
While he is
engaged in
measuring up
those four
foregoing paradigms, he is also
advocating the
Enactive Systems Model to offer...
- debt and
claimed he
achieved nearly full employment. He
pushed Congress to
enact women's
suffrage in 1947, and
developed a
system of
social ****istance for...
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United Kingdom that were
enacted without the
consent (approval) of the
House of Lords. The
following are the acts of
Parliament enacted without the consent...
- act as a jury. The
primary responsibilities of
state legislatures are to
enact state laws and
appropriate money for the
administration of
public policy...
-
Advice and
consent is an
English phrase frequently used in
enacting formulae of
bills and in
other legal or
constitutional contexts. It
describes either...
