Both the reduced concreteness theory (Stöber & Borkovec, 2002) and the AIT Vallacherr & Wegner, 1987) hypothesize that a more concrete level of goal/action identification provides more elaborated and contextual detail about the specific means, alternatives, and actions by which to best proceed when faced with difficult, novel or complex situations.
Although more attention over the last week has focused on how Mr. Bush may fill cabinet posts, he and his advisers have also been discussing how best to proceed with his legislative agenda, contemplating the most prudent, effective way to package legislation and the best order for tackling issues.
It's best to proceed with our matter cautiously, with moderation on all sides, so as not to leave open a single loophole, not even a crack.
But underneath the facade of a unified Iran is a raucous debate over how best to proceed with the country's nuclear ambitions.
The city, recognizing the rift as it decides how best to proceed with the Columbia plan, is wisely taking a good look at a proposal by Scott Stringer, the Manhattan borough president.
The source said there was "reluctance" among NI executives to put "too much flesh on the bone" at the moment while they continued to debate how best to proceed with the plan, which would see the company link up with a school in either the London borough of Newham or Tower Hamlets.
Less than a week after Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld tried to ease allies' concerns about such a missile system at a conference in Munich, Mr. Bush will order the Pentagon to devise how best to proceed with a shield, given diplomatic, technological and financial difficulties, they said.
"Once we have it, we shall study it carefully and decide how best to proceed with our antitrust case".
