Planning and implementation of cultural competency interventions should acknowledge the interaction between an intervention and the setting.
Moreover, it acknowledges the interaction between cues: both of the IB studies described above found that the influence of external cues to agency increased when the reliability of internal motoric information decreased (Moore & Haggard, 2008; Moore et al., 2009).
Determined efforts, acknowledging the interactions and interlinkages between energy and other sectors, are needed to avoid adverse consequences of disruption in energy supply.
We argue that, whilst previous work has highlighted the burdens the redomestication of care places upon carers, home care philosophies and policies have led to over-romanticised notions of care which privilege the value of caring relationships without acknowledging the dynamic interaction of such social relationships with the actual work of caring.
It's important to acknowledge the superficiality of the interaction, to remember that one culture never really became the other.
This category comprises theories that acknowledge the importance of interactions between actors from different institutions, which results in the explicit management of these interactions by maintaining institutional arrangements and establishing institutional rules.
Likewise, simple co-cultures are also not a completely satisfying solution, even though they acknowledge the presence and interaction of different cell types and, therefore, may perform better than monocultures (Gebhardt et al. 2003; Guillouzo et al. 1999).
Murray made one substantial and consequential concession in discussing his former emphasis on the heritability of IQ: I shift from "innate" to "intractable" to acknowledge how complex is the interaction of genes, their expression in behavior, and the environment.
However, we acknowledge the risk of influential interaction between the interviewer and the interviewed during the interviews that could influence the statements of the interviewed e.g., the use of leading questions.
