Sentence examples for Social willingness from inspiring English sources

Using social willingness and counter, BoDMaS assesses and classifies users, and counteracts their selfishness.

In design of BoDMaS, we consider social willingness (which depends on depth of social relationship among users) as a social behavior and bacteria chemical products as a counter to achieve optimal ASNETs performance.

The potential for developing the participatory dimensions of the Ecosystem Approach are examined through the work of Habermas to guide the design of Deliberative Democratic Monetary Valuation (DDMV) and elicit social willingness to pay.

A widespread definition of competences by Weinert (2001) says that competences are "cognitive abilities and skills which are available or trainable for individuals to solve specific problems as well as associated motivational, volitional and social willingness and skills to use problem solving strategies successfully and responsibly in variable situations".

We have suggested a practical measure of social willingness to pay.

Rather, it is social willingness to pay that decides the value of health and social care; that is, the willingness to pay of public decision makers.

In both claims, "efficient" means maximization of the social willingness-to-pay.

Prior researchers have shown that gender influences the severity of social anxiety, willingness to disclose personal information, and appreciation of intangible support given by other people (e.g., Turk et al., 1998).

The second is the social cohesion the willingness of members of a group to cooperate for the common good —gained through spending time outdoors with friends, family, neighbors, and even strangers.

There's irony in that, for sure, but I think it's less a cop-out than social adroitness – a willingness to play friendly to get your point across more easily to more people.

The secret of Germany's success, says Klaus Kleinfeld, who ran the German electrical giant Siemens before taking over the American aluminum company Alcoa in 2008, is "the social contract: the willingness of business, labor and political leaders to put aside some of their differences and make agreements in the national interest".