An editor, a publisher and an agent are nearby; there's an awareness of the expectations of readers and booksellers.
Johnson also applies his awareness of audience expectations to the plot itself, delivering a few revelations that were genuinely surprising.
One described awareness of these expectations but not having a sense, himself, of patients needing to see him as invulnerable.
Greater awareness of attendees' expectations may allow grand rounds planners to better accommodate the learners' perspective, potentially making continuing education activities more attractive and inviting.
At the first level, investigators and linked actors can improve alignment by continuous reflection on actor scenarios, awareness of mutual expectations, and open discussions with commissioners at all levels in the organization.
This distinction relates to the broader question (Baldwin et al., 2003) of how awareness of prior expectations of an action-outcome (e.g. during unsuccessful trying) on the one hand, and the observation of physical action consequences on the other, are weighted and integrated in the process of sensing intention and causation (Wegner & Wheatley, 1999; Wolpert & Flanagan, 2001).
There is now greater awareness of constraints, and expectations are being adjusted accordingly.
With a thick head of hair and a thick Boston accent to match his eight older siblings, Edward Moore Kennedy grew up with an acute awareness of the lofty expectations that would accompany his adulthood.
The Rosenthal effect occurs when the outcome of the study is skewed when the participant responds based on an awareness of the experimenters expectations [ 20].
19 Clearly developing awareness of carers' expectations/unmet expectations should enable nursing staff to understand the carers' perspective and improve communication as well as satisfaction.
The major gaps for study participants in relation to communication and comprehension included use of incomprehensible specialist terms to explain medical concepts, lack of health and research awareness of participants, undue expectations and manipulation by researchers.
