"Wellness is an attitude of responsibility for one's health and well-being," said Deborah Coryell, health and wellness director for King Ventures, which owns several mineral springs resorts, including Two Bunch Palms in Desert Hot Springs, Calif.
They are indicative of an attitude, of responsibility to others, an acceptance that international politics should not be simply a game of interests but also of beliefs, things we stand for and fight for.It is also why we should be prepared to intervene, if necessary militarily, to prevent genocide, oppression, the deep injustice too often inflicted on the vulnerable.
Westlund's account is "dialogical," according to which an autonomous agent has an attitude of responsibility for her self and her commitments, and is prepared to engage in a dialogue with herself and (even hypothetical) others who have different, critical perspectives, in order to offer justifying reasons for her desires.
The book describes Elizabeth's love of horses and dogs, her orderliness and her attitude of responsibility.
One might relate the taken attitude of responsibility to coping style.
The purpose of this study was to describe general attitudes to responsibility for the management of musculoskeletal disorders and to explore associations between attitudes and background variables.
The results imply that attitudes to responsibility for the adaptation of health care depend on the nature of the adaptation required: when the adaptation directly concerned communication with the patient, health professionals declared they are the ones to adapt, but for cultural preferences the responsibility seems to fall on patients' shoulders.
"We've gone from reciprocal finger-pointing to an attitude of shared responsibility for a problem that by nature is bilateral".
During the crisis the ECB maintained a holier-than-thou attitude of fiscal responsibility while looking down their noses at expansive stimulus programs in the U.S.
First, the PRISM framework emphasizes an attitude of taking responsibility and avoiding blame.
