Indeed, with the right attitude to develop skills, and the aptitude to contain uncertainty, contradictions in communications can be positively harnessed to improve the outcome of therapies [ 33].
For me, it made me hate myself so deeply I have never been able to develop an aptitude for relationships".
Techniques to develop singing aptitude include selective breeding programs, high-protein diets, and stimulating them with music and recordings of bird song.
The aim of this study was to estimate the scope of a participatory educational strategy to develop a clinical aptitude in Geriatrics in family doctors.
"It's not bad to be an independent school, but it's much more exciting to develop talents and aptitudes that exist in all young people, without regard to their ability [to pay]." Prior to becoming an academy, Broekman was aware that many parents wanted their children to attend but were unable to afford the fees.
Doubts about becoming a forensic pathologist, however, crept in as he started to develop an interest and aptitude in trauma surgery.
The overall objective of the master's programme is to develop students' knowledge and aptitudes in analysis, formulation and implementation management, as well as in the evaluation of population and health programmes, including a specific course in programme evaluation (Table 1: 3.3).
This aptitude may be why humans cooperate in an altruistic, "prosocial" manner to develop societies.
You may well have to develop a new persona -- or at least a new aptitude for dealing with the swarm of relatives, former classmates and strangers who want to "help".
Over the months it took to develop the script, Mr. Reitman said, he recognized in Mr. Phillips a similar aptitude for writing the memorable, over-the-top moments from which his own comedies were constructed.
On the other hand it is encouraging schools to develop a specialism (eg, technology or music) and is allowing such schools to select up to 10% of their intake by aptitude for the specialist subject.
