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symbolic coding

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symbolic coding,
n instructions written in nonmachine language.
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But, in Taylor-Wood's versions, the appearance of visceral reality has replaced cryptic symbolic coding.
Sam Taylor-Wood by Tranberg, Dan / ArtUS
This involves cognitive faculties of symbolic coding, mental imaging, organization, mental and physical rehearsal (mimicking) of model behavior and attitudes.
Entrepreneurial intentions research: implications for ... by Kuehn, Kermit W. / Journal of Entrepreneurship Education
Sidaway & Hand, 1993; Whiting, Bijlard, & den Brinker, 1987), as well as other important aspects of performance such as movement pattern recall and error recognition (McCullagh, Butch, & Siegel, 1990), the symbolic coding of physical activities into memorable words and images (Carroll & Bandura, 1982, 1985, 1987, 1990), and the timing of movement sequences (Adams, 1986; McCullagh & Caird, 1990).
The use of observational learning by athletes by Wesch, Natascha N.; Law, Barbi; Hall, Craig R. / Journal of Sport Behavior
 
 
 
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