Situated cognition

The situated clinical framework it a tool for guiding a nurses decisions, reflecting on the efficacy of that decision, and helping the nurse to understand the processes that ultimately influenced their decision. The situated clinical model fosters the development of nursing knowledge, skill, and confidence. The situated clinical framework is designed with the nurse’s knowing or thinking being central (knowing…

2. A preschooler is disruptive during naptime. She talks to and disturbs the other children near her. • Parenting Strategy? o Environmental guidance/redirection • Whose problem is it? (2 points) o This problem is for the teachers because the child is not cooperating with the rules. Additionally, it’s a problem for the other children near her because they cannot nap when she is being disruptive. • What is the child’s goal for misbehavior? (3 points) o The goal for misbehavior is attention.…

that dreaming has an effect on our cognitive development. After investigating the current available research, it has been demonstrated that there is some correlation between neurological developments and dreaming. Dreaming affects the levels of cognition because throughout…

Play at Preschool and Prevail Today, children are not required to go to preschool, but with its plethora of benefits it is hard to see why preschool is not mandatory. Children develop new skills rapidly around the age of four, so why not put these developmental skills to the test in a playful classroom environment? When a parent enrolls her son or daughter into preschool she allows her child to make the most out of their newfound developments. Through the different learning processes…

The G-Slip “And then killed herself.” That is it. That is the phrase. “And then killed herself.” Right at the border of sleep. The mind will begin to race and thoughts will become less guarded. Until, with a slip something like a gear slip… “And then killed herself.” It is said into the moment of slippage when other thoughts have temporarily gone missing. Said in my own voice. That is to say, spoken as all my thoughts are spoken. In something only faintly vocal, but clearly heard. “And…

Universalists and Relativists: Go Head to Head There has been an ongoing debate on whether thought or language comes first. Universalist believe that all thoughts are thinkable and that thought comes before language, while Relativists believe that some thoughts are unthinkable and that language comes before thought. While this debate has been going on for longer than most people can remember, this debate is important because it will potentially play a role in how thought and language is…

Major depression is a mood disorder that causes to have negative feelings for an extensive time as it could take a few days or even weeks. Those negative feelings include sadness, anger, loss, hopelessness and discouragement. They can interfere individual’s daily activities due to the lack of ambition and energy. Depression can be caused through different symptoms such as family history, stressful events, personality, loneliness, illness and physical changes. This essay will be exploring on…

Question 1 In the story, The Allegory of the Cave, Plato uses the three prisoners to distinguish between genuine knowledge and right opinion. He uses psychological, epistemological, and metaphysical thoughts to prove it. In The Cave, there are three prisoners tied up and they can only look at the wall in front of them. In that cave, there is a light source behind them producing shadows that appear on that wall. The three play a game; the goal was to guess which shadow will appear next…

I remember being a freshman in high school thinking about what I wanted to be in life and what college I would end up at. Although it crossed my mind I didn’t put much thought into it. Little did I know that time was going to fly by. Next thing you know I began to receive acceptance letters as well as rejection letters from colleges I had applied to. Out of nine colleges I applied to I was debating between four: UC Riverside, Fresno State, San Francisco State University and West Hills Community…

How Framing Effects Contribute to Decision Making Decision making is a cognitive process that is guided by a number of strategies, and occurs when making a choice. There are an infinite number of decisions made on a daily basis, most of which are made quickly, based off of previous knowledge of the situation. These strategies should lead to correct decision making but sometimes, when used incorrectly, biased decisions (incorrect decisions) occur. Framing often leads to biased decisions because…