This definition was focussed on an outcome, and included attention to obvious language differences in the consultation, as well as how culture influences attitudes, expressions of distress, and help seeking practices.
(In photographic portraiture, the "moment" sought is the one when the Sitter's attitude and expression most closely accord with the attitude of relaxation and the expression of contemplation that are the conventions of portraiture in Western painting).
You may laugh at an animal, but only because you have detected in it some human attitude or expression".
It is noteworthy that this attitude finds expression in the language of Western civilizations, as in "privates" (something to be kept hidden) and the German word for the genitals, Scham ("shame").
Within the scope of an attitude verb expressions refer to what they express when outside the scope of an attitude verb.
The interview content from the three interviewees who volunteered did not show any indication of deviant attitudes or expression, neither positive or negative, compared to the other randomly selected interviewees.
Building up on previous research for spacecraft in yaw-steering (YS) attitude, analytical expressions for the SRP acceleration in orbit-normal (ON) attitude are established based on a generic box-wing model, and related to the corresponding parameters of the ECOM.
Remember that not only the words that come out of your mouth need to be neutral, but your tone, attitude and expressions need to follow suit.
A CAMHS Psychiatrist, CAMHS Trust Manager and voluntary sector participant all expressed the view that CAMHS and AMHS have different cultural approaches to service delivery, manifest in different beliefs, approaches, attitudes; the expression 'talking a different language' conveyed a powerful image (1a, 1b, 1c).
At times it is hard to look at these crude paintings, with their chromatic dissonances, brutal attitudes and expressions.
