Through their accounts, it becomes clear that the health care services can be too complex if you are not able to be an active care recipient.
Psychological studies and recent medical education research [ 4- 12] have shown that the role of the feedback recipient is an active one with recipients seeking information explicitly, for example by asking a trainer: 'how am I doing', or implicitly by making use of feedback intended for others [ 6, 8].
Furthermore, Clokey and Jacobson reported over two decades ago that exogenous fluorescent probes are taken up by endocytosis and accumulate within the autofluorescent lipofuscin granules, which are the secondary lysosomes and active recipients of endocytosed fluorescent probes [20].
As active recipients of the intervention, participants could not be unaware of whether or not they were offered education.
I even bought the medicine that stops bleeding (meaning ergometrine), needle and syringes" (adolescent mother) Health workers did not consider mothers as active recipients of antenatal care.
The fact that we did not find mutants severely affected in these early stages suggests that conjugation does not require an active involvement of the recipient in the transport process.
This may alter the donor's expectation of egg load and/or risk of sperm competition, but an active role of the recipient in accepting larger ejaculates cannot be ruled out.
Through such activities, advice and encouragement, recipients took an active role in ensuring programme goals were met, projecting themselves as active participants in the programme as opposed to passive recipients of aid.
Following mating pair formation, the conjugative plasmid is transferred to the recipient, thus enabling the recipient to become an active donor.
So the audience, once an active participant, became a passive recipient, a transformation, Mr. Butsch argues, that was amplified by the development of movies, radio and television.
