Describe discovery as it is used in the levels of responding approach. Is it an effective or ineffective method of responding to events over which we have no control?
Discovery is an effective method of responding. Discovery is based on observation and adds the additional component of learning, of seeking to understand—of discovery. When we respond in this way, we become like the artist, the poet, or the scientist. We observe what is happening, and we seek to find out what we can learn from it. We focus on how this can add to the enjoyment or quality of our experience of the present moment rather than hinder or act as an obstacle. At this level of responding, we live in the questioning mode.
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A) golfer's elbow B) medial epicondylitis C) pitcher's elbow D) all of the above
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A. helps teach effort concepts of vibratory action B. demonstrates traveling action C. illustrates rising action D. helps children slow down
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.