However, a more precise way to express expectations, fears and wishes about the future is badly needed to improve interaction (i.e. looking for a system that lets users compare their future visions in real-time).
Patient often express expectations about information, for instance.
However, some express expectations concerning tools better assessing certain dimensions such as psychological impact, personal life, and aesthetic burden.
'Communication of learning goals' refers to the educator's ability to express expectations and establish and prioritize goals regarding the residents' skills, knowledge and/or attitudes resulting from a teaching interaction.
Practitioners also express expectations about specific education and information focusing on the disease and its treatments, the stake again being help in therapeutic decision-making: "We should have more information, as practitioners, to know what to do.
The ratings during the communicative validation express expectations and preferences regarding "best care".
(Catherine, acupuncture patient, Tucson) Reluctance to express expectations may indicate the power that participants placed in the act of articulating or giving voice to their expectations.
(Sarah, acupuncture patient, Seattle) Reluctance to express expectations is another example of the complex relationship between hopes and expectations, since several participants who stated that they had "no expectations" were willing to articulate their hopes.
(Leslie, Interview 1) After a few treatments, Leslie continued to express expectations about using yoga as "another tool", admitting she didn't "think there's any magic bullet to it all".
For example, an answer to "Why is this happening to me?" may be "It's not only you, anyone can suffer from the same disease [change of subject]", or when asking "Will I die?" one reply was "Everyone dies, nobody knows when [change of subject]." Open answers (scored 3) or encouragement of the patient to express expectations or feelings (score 4) were rare.
The later version of the aria proper strips away some light embellishment from the original, but the melody is otherwise the same -- in the earlier case expressing expectation, in the later case, expectations shattered.
