From the survey it was found that the most influential safety factor was personal awareness followed closely by communication.
But Plotinus holds that the state of cognitive awareness more closely identifies the person than does the non-cognitive state.
Bullying and suicide — an awareness of how closely those two can be linked in the lives of gay people has never been stronger than of late.
However, the term joint awareness seems more closely related to psychological aspects.
In contrast, procedural skills, communication and situation awareness were more closely associated with skill-based slips and lapses.
In this capacity, it provides appropriate guidance for all mine awareness programmes, liaising closely with other national and UN partners in Lebanon.
This 'placebo effect' is not unique to the treatment of patients with joint disorders [ 38] and is perhaps attributable to psychological mechanisms such as an awareness of being closely observed and active compliance with the presumed wishes of researchers.
The women had changed into boots.This awareness of time is closely associated with a rice-growing calendar that has helped to shape Japan's identity since paddy fields were first dug from the landscape about 2,400 years ago.
He never had any serious prospect of being nominated, in 1884, for a term of his own the honor went to Blaine, completing Conkling's belittlement but his closely held awareness of his ill health made him urge supporters to desist from any efforts on his behalf.
A large body of work addresses various cognitive-behavioral processes that lead to career choice (or discouragement), including the concepts of awareness, self-efficacy (and closely related notions such as autonomy, confidence, proficiency, and competence), engagement (or involvement), and relevance (Bandura, 1994; Blustein and Flum, 1999; Dorsen et al., 2006).
