Thus the course appears to foster the students' sense of autonomy, competence, and relatedness, resulting in them being more productive (learning the material, participating actively in class) and happier (class morale and student feedback about the course).
One aspect that I question is some of the lessons appear to foster learning on how to behave more like a man.
The factors ranged against marriage appear to foster cautiousness in starting, and a lack of haste in finishing, the marriage process.
It may have to do with the processes of childrearing and social support which appear to foster greater wisdom, morality and flourishing.
Adherence is the key factor of success of pediatric HAART programs and our experience of focusing on a child-centered approach with inclusion of caregivers and extended family appears to foster this.
This reciprocity is further underpinned by interwoven forms of competition and collaboration that appear to foster Danny's high levels of engagement.
A number of outer-planet moons have intriguing environments which appear to foster prebiotic chemistry and could conceivably be capable of sustaining biology.
According to Glynn, the increased distancing of police from their public – and the bad attitudes this appears to foster – has parallels with the case of Ian Tomlinson, the newspaper seller who died after being violently shoved to the ground by police officer Simon Harwood in the midst of a London demonstration in 2009.
But the court appeared to foster too much secrecy, Ms. Brown said, "and I think the notion that secrecy is somehow necessary has led to a lot of the public distrust and suspicion, and I think the chief is primarily responsible for that".
The fact that they were fully responsible for their choices with respect to the content of study, the precise question they wanted to answer, and the appropriate techniques to be used to get an answer appeared to foster engagement and commitment among most of the students involved, as was indicated by questionnaire data.
