What is needed is a reorienting of our values and a new form of currency, one that cannot be tied to the whims of banks: a currency of ideas, in which the ideas are evaluated on their substance and not on how much cash is flowing behind them.
This can include a "reorienting" of one's sexuality, age gap relationships, and exploration for married couples to find fresh ways to meet their physical and emotional needs.
Gays, he said, can experience a "reorienting of their sexuality — it can be done.
The key to lasting dietary change, according to Wilson, is "a hedonic shift" in attitudes toward food — a reorienting of our palates that would render broccoli at least as delicious as cookies.
"What is really needed is a restructuring and reorienting of that force so it becomes a law enforcement agency that serves a democracy," Mr. Perito said.
Japan's annual defense paper, the first since Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office in December, also raised concerns that budget cuts in the United States and a range of other distractions would hinder Washington's "pivot to Asia," a strategic reorienting of American interests from Europe and the Middle East toward East Asia.
First, we investigated sustained reward-induced motivational effects on orienting and reorienting of attention in a true exogenous cuing task.
Cascade models suggest that MMN deficits cascade through the orienting or covert shift in attention (indexed by P3a), allocation of attention-dependent processes (indexed by P3b), and the reorienting of attention (indexed by RON).
The intervention comprised peer educator led community oral health education sessions and reorienting of dental health and family services through cultural Competency Organisational Review (CORe).
The authors concluded that "elevated motivation leads to improved efficiency in orienting and reorienting of exogenous spatial attention" (Engelmann & Pessoa, 2007, p. 668).
