Students were required to demonstrate insight in the application of key principles of MI (i.e., evocation, collaboration, supporting autonomy, directing and empathy, and asking open-ended questions), to facilitate the person's ownership of process goals.
Northern Ireland has alternated between periods of special autonomy and direct rule by the British government; in the 1990s an autonomous government for the region was reestablished, though autonomy was sometimes suspended by the British government.
Teachers can give students autonomy or direct students to the particular area they want them to practice.
Autonomy to direct one's time and energy without interference, input or judgement from adults is critical to children's learning.
The students noted the challenge of having the course instructed differently than many they had taken prior; they commended the student-centered approach to teaching which allowed students more autonomy to direct decision-making.
Keeping teams small enough to be fed by two large pizzas, giving them autonomy and direct access to customers, encourages risk taking and innovation, says Ian Massingham, technical evangelist for Amazon Web Services (AWS), the retailer's cloud platform.
It is plausible to think that the fundamental basis of the right to decide about life-sustaining treatment — respect for a person's autonomy — has direct relevance to the legalization of voluntary euthanasia (see, e.g., Dworkin in Frey et al., 1998).
A related opposing view holds that patients' autonomy to direct donations posthumously is not in agreement with a purely egalitarian principle of justice [ 42].
FTs were introduced in the English NHS in 2004/05, as not-for-profit public organisations which enjoy a greater managerial and financial autonomy from direct central government control [ 28].
Their conclusion reflects the emphasis the ICN guidance places on a high level of autonomy in direct patient care, including the practical skills associated with the management of a clinical caseload.
