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ability to predict interpersonal relationships Explanation: A suggestion! |
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Anticipation of relationships between (involved) parties(parts) Explanation: This is literal... |
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una muy buena flexibilidad y anticipación a las relaciones entre las partes. a high degree of flexibility and a keen intuitive understanding of interpersonal relationships Explanation: My interpretation. Suerte. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2009-11-08 00:12:20 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ERRATUM: change to: both a high degree of flexibility and a keen intuitive understanding with respect to interpersonal relationships |
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Ability to understand/perceive/recognize/predict the relationship among(the) parts (of a whole) Explanation: If this has to do with a psychological assessment of cognitive development/abilities, this could refer to the child’s ability to understand the relationship among the parts of something (a concept, word, text, or actual object). See the following: http://74.125.113.132/search?q=cache:cswCaQu6o8sJ:www.edpsyc... There seems to be consensus that both synthesis and evaluation are based on analysis or the ability to compare and contrast parts of a whole and understand the relationship among parts. (This is from an article on information processing and memory that starts off by noting that "Educators are very interested in the study of how humans learn".) http://www.ualberta.ca/~jpdasddc/das_research/prep.html The cognitive process that is emphasized in visual coding is simultaneous processing (understanding the relationship among the parts), whereas in phonological coding, it is successive processing (ability to work with things in order). (this is from a description of a reading enhancement program) |
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