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...busy to recall the experience and so little conscious learning takes place. Of course, it's useful to carry out familiar activities ‘on auto pilot’ – without conscious attention. It's easy to miss out on important learning from unfamiliar activities too. I may become wrapped up in the activity itself or simply not notice the range and quality of the experience....

...money for goods, and that buyers are able to exercise choice (to buy or not to buy, to buy this good rather than that one). ‘Market’ is therefore a politically charged term, unlike ‘industry’, shown, for example, by the prevalence in political debate of the expression ‘free market’. The focus in Section 2 will be on consumer demand for products and in...

...money. Contents of an expert’s report are now quite tightly regulated (see Practice Direction (PD) 3.2), such that an expert must give details of: their qualifications the literature they have relied upon in forming their opinion what facts and instructions are material what facts are within their own knowledge who was involved in the preparation of the report a summary...