The Capitol has a new energy about it, a new respect about it, a new credibility and competence about it, and the physical now mirrors that reality".
De Pury was wearing a worn leather helmet, like an aviator from the nineteen-twenties, and she had a look of utter competence about her: thick shoulders, sun-mottled skin, cropped gray hair with Raggedy Ann bangs.
validated and reliable tools measuring the level of competence about breastfeeding amongst health professionals who attend mothers in primary care are scarce.
We also consider personal identity; it is individuated by the locus of control, L i, which is relevant to scholastic effort in as much as individuals with a sense of competence about their abilities and a stronger feeling of control of success and failure in pursuing their own personal goals are likely to be more motivated in school.
"I think she showed that she is a woman of great and natural competence about the show-business of politics, if you will: the ability to look over the camera, to think that the camera is your friend, all of that stuff.
This in turn created a sense of competence about making a change.
The questions often include statements that the enquirer needs information and advice due to lack of knowledge and competence about the subject.
Types of papers selected were those describing instruments that measure nursing/medicine students, nurses' or other health care workers' competence about evidence-based practice.
665 GPs privately answered the self-reported structured questionnaire to assess their knowledge, attitude, the source of acquired information about ADHD, and competence about the diagnosis and management of ADHD.
The findings that medical students reported higher patient safety competence about aspects of clinical safety than about sociocultural aspects of safety are consistent with reports in nursing students 15 and recent graduates.
