nomination is necessary.

Specialized service recognition
These awards are generally granted via nomination and review; they cannot be earned or applied for by Scouts or Scouters directly.

Discontinued
In some cases these awards have been discontinued; in others they have been combined to be represented by a different award knot.

The Scout Association (UK)

The British Scout Association introduced the idea of a cloth 'knot' insignia in 1922, modeled after the military use of ribbons to represent medals and other citations. Many of the Scouting organizations of the Commonwealth of Nations either copy the British system or simply use the British awards and insignia.

Gallantry

Meritorious Conduct

Service

World Organization of the Scout Movement

External links

References

Category:Boy Scouts of America
Category:Scout and Guide awards
Category:Advancement and recognition in the Boy Scouts of America
Category:Decorative knotsIn three experiments subjects tracked a dot that oscillated vertically while a rectangular stimulus oscillated horizontally. The pairing of frame and dot motion caused the dot to appear to move on a slant due to induced motion (IM). In the first experiment, subjects made judgments of the apparent slant of the dot's motion and, on separate trials, pointed open loop at the apparent location of the dot at the endpoints of its motion. Both responses were influenced by IM, although the influence on dot location was less than the amount of IM indicated by the slant responses. Results were similar immediately following IM and after a five second delay. In the second experiment, subjects pointed open loop either at the apparent location of the endpoints of the tracked