For example, high levels of family and community acceptance are linked to lower levels of emotional distress and psychosocial adjustment [ 34- 36].
It was just a matter of control, of acceptance, of linking the two.
They appeared to use a number of strategies to improve client acceptance, including linking the discussion of risk factors to the presenting issue, explaining the rationale for risk factor screening and making this part of the standard assessment process, being sensitive to clients' reactions and tailoring their approach to each individual.
But somewhere along the way he appears to have developed a conscience, raising concerns (first internally, later to the authorities, and later still in public) about the bank's alleged acceptance of deposits linked to tax-dodgers and money launderers.
Slovenia, seeking a meeting with President Obama, was encouraged to "do more" on detainee resettlement if it wanted to "attract higher-level attention from Washington"; its prime minister later "linked acceptance of detainees to 'a 20-minute meeting' " with the president, but the session — and the prisoner transfer — never happened.
The researchers say the findings, published in the Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication, support the claim that attraction and social acceptance are innately linked.
Nye also linked acceptance of evolution with basic science literacy, connecting the denial of science with future economic problems, noting, "I say to the grownups, if you want to deny evolution... that's fine, but don't make your kids do it, because we need them.
Adapting to and accepting medication use was linked to acceptance of IBD.
These technologies were rarely perceived as user-friendly, and user-acceptance was closely linked to user-competence.
The ability to accept another non-judgmentally is linked to self-acceptance, and such self-acceptance is a circular process that allows us to be accepting of each other.
