SDM describes an interaction process in which both patient and physician participate equally and actively in finding an agreement based on shared information.
SHR, on the other hand, show high behavioural activation, characterised by approach motivation and spontaneity [ 67], and respond actively in a novel situation [ 37].
Dr Sufyan Abu-Zaidah, the former Palestinian minister of prisoner affairs was amazed when the Peres Centre for Peace did not postpone a discussion in Tel Aviv devoted to "What Next?" He came, from Gaza, and actively participated in a lively discussion with three members of the Knesset, from the government and from right and left opposition parties.
"The spirit flourishes more strongly and more actively in an infirm and weakly body," the twelfth-century French abbot St. Bernard of Clairvaux assured his followers.
Serbia helps establish and actively participates in a regional task force to coordinate efforts among the various law enforcement and intelligence agencies throughout the region to find and apprehend persons wanted for war crimes.
Its members are widely published and actively engaged in a number of locally and nationally funded ethics research projects.
A number of distinguished academics who have passionately studied this phenomenon will provoke the debate and actively participate in a discussion designed to lead to clear recommendations for action.
Another goal of the study was to evaluate the classroom climate created by these tools and the method "Think Actively in a Social Context" (TASC) proposed by Wallace and Adams (1993) and framed within project-based learning (PBL).
Individuals and organizations want to participate actively in a network when they perceive that this is of added value to their functioning.
All of us face difficulties over young people, especially young men who are condemned to a life on benefits with virtually no hope of participating fully or actively in a vibrant and forward-looking society.
A2B5+ NPCs are non-adherent cells, and proliferated actively in ITSFn, a stem cell-enrichment medium, whereas two percent of A2B5+ NPCs adhered to plates.
