Supportive answers soon came back.
Clutching the enormous bouquet of flowers she had been handed, Ralph gave sympathetic, supportive answers to audience questions, including a query from a young girl feeling pressured by peers to be sexually active.
And given he was to address a bunch of rugby journalists only three days after the Six Nations had been settled, he might have guessed what would come up and devised an answer supportive of Lancaster, because that's his job until the day he decides England are going off the rails and a new man is needed, which he isn't.
An attendee said the audience was supportive of her answer and applauded her.
Joseph in Rochester were "really very supportive," Dr. Bonnez said, answering questionnaires about their sexual histories and giving blood samples.
One question with no clear answer is how supportive touching gradually becomes more affectionate and, for some people, sexual and mutual.
Dr. Weiss suggests that in addition to having good training and experience (at least a few years in the field) and admitting privileges at a good hospital, the doctor you choose should be thorough and supportive, should listen to you, answer your important questions and be open to input from you about your symptoms, treatment and options.
Do this by responding in a supportive manner with an informative answer or another "why" question (e.g., "Why does it rain?" 1. "That's a great question. It rains because the clouds have moisture in them and when they get full, it rains". 2. "That's a great question. Why do you think it rains?").
Based on our own observations in the field, we interpret this pattern to imply that CORPs' reports of community supportiveness reflect a measure of honesty among program staff, with answers of "very supportive" probably being exaggerated in most cases (Table 2).
