Constructivists stress that human actors are causal agents in history and have the capacity to create and realize multiple possibilities within the context of current cultural contingencies (Emirbayer and Mische 1998).
Key skills and attributes include critical reflection, relationship-building, flexibility, assessment, managing problematic performance, providing communication and feedback, emotional literacy, applying professional boundaries, and demonstrating the capacity to create culturally safe environments.
"Data brokers aggregate huge amounts of data on individuals and have the capacity to create powerful profiles combining information about what you do offline and online," Mr. Vladeck said.
Evidence indicates that miRNAs are also implicated in cardiovascular disease [ 13– 15] and have the capacity to create cardiac pathology [ 16– 16].
What we do know from the real-life experiences of citizens from neighborhoods around the world that we have worked with is that families and neighbors have the capacity to create a "village" and a life that our schools and governments can never provide.
And Horwood, as he proved with My One and Only, has the capacity to create genuinely sexy dances: a Chicago nightclub number certainly gets the juices going and when the Deadwood prospectors sing a hymn to their pin-up, Adelaid, they seem literally to be enjoying themselves.
Farms, forests and oceans have the capacity to create more value than they consume, something that machines can't do.
They view adaptability as the capacity of actors in a system to influence resilience and transformability as the capacity to create a fundamentally new system.
Like meditation and yoga asana, writing has the capacity to create and shape the space of our bodies and minds.
He described the "nexus" between terrorist groups and nations like Iraq that "build the capacity to create and deliver weapons of mass destruction".
