The phrase "awareness of responsibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the understanding or recognition of one's duties or obligations in various contexts, such as work, personal life, or social situations.
Example: "Developing an awareness of responsibilities is crucial for effective teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "recognition of duties" or "understanding of obligations".
India should advance its interests, with constant awareness of responsibilities in a larger interdependent world.
Put differently, relationships between personal norms and cooperative behavior is moderated by the awareness of consequences (AC) and by the awareness of responsibilities (AR) of such actions on other people.
The micro-stratification strategy was adopted by UNICEF not only for improving the effectiveness of the interventions but also for increasing the awareness of responsibilities among Department of Health (DOH) staff involved in malaria control activities at all levels.
Awareness of responsibility and intention to act were identified as crucial influences on consumer willingness to reduce carbon dioxide.
Giving the students ownership of the story will help to increase their confidence, their concept of self and their awareness of responsibility to become social and academic problem solvers.
We find that the strength of individuals' intention to contribute towards species conservation depends on how conservation programs are funded, which species are being targeted for conservation, individuals' knowledge of and prior interaction with these species, awareness of need, awareness of responsibility, altruism, environmental concern, and contextual forces.
According to Schwartz, personal (or moral) norms influence behavior when actors are aware that certain actions have consequences on others' wellbeing (called awareness of consequences), accepting the responsibility of those actions (awareness of responsibility).
More precisely, we assume that pro-social behavior is predicted by five types of determinants: social dilemma, trust in other people, social/personal norms, awareness of consequences and awareness of responsibility.
A principal component analysis was performed on NAM variables, allowing identification of five psychological constructs namely: social dilemma, awareness of responsibility, personal norms, trust in other people's cooperation and awareness of consequences.
