actions or process that involve thinking and knowing are called cognition.
actions or process that involve thinking and knowing are called cognition.
actions or process that involve thinking and knowing are called?
cognition
another distinction in metacognition is executive management and strategic knowledge. executive management processes involve planning, monitoring, evaluating and revising one's own thinking processes and products. strategic knowledge involves knowing "what" (factual or declarative knowledge), knowing "when and why" (conditional or contextual knowledge) and knowing "how" (procedural or methodological knowledge). both executive management and strategic knowledge metacognition are needed to self-regulate one's own thinking and learning.
metacognition
anderson and gordon (1982) propose that the distribution of macroparasites in a host population is regulated by a combination of positive and negative density-dependent processes. in overdispersed distributions, a small proportion of hosts harbour most of the parasite population. positive density-dependent processes contribute to overdispersion of parasite populations, whereas negative density-dependent processes contribute to underdispersion of parasite populations. as mean parasite burden increases, negative density-dependent processes become more prominent and the distribution of the parasite population tends to become less overdispersed.
density dependence