Bistrategic dominants are socially competent, sharing characteristics and outcomes of prosocial dominants (e.g., perceived as popular, reasonably liked by peers, agreeable, conscientious, socially skilled, and socially integrated) as well as coercive dominants (e.g., high levels of hostility, loneliness, cheating, and aggression) (Hawley, 2003; Hawley et al., 2002).
The two main parties are mirror images of each other The Conservatives' enduring characteristics are "competent but uncaring" while Labour is "caring, but incompetent".
By analyzing the real-time synchro-phasors, the proposed scheme is competent to identify the characteristics of the low-frequency oscillations in real-time and alert the operators once the oscillation is under-damped or divergent.
As we have noted, an important characteristic of competent leaders is that they take on big problems.
Previous research showed that giving feedback is a core characteristic of competent trainers [ 20, 21].
ORs > 1 indicate higher odds of a competent judgment when a characteristic is present, ORs <1 a lower odds.
We also aimed to determine patient characteristics associated with competent patient behavior.
The final evaluation tool identified 26 characteristics relevant for competent performance.
So what characteristics distinguish a competent, professional and well-prepared student to a clinical educator?
Consistent with these understandings, self-improvement and life-long learning were seen as important characteristics of a competent doctor, especially in the context of evidence-based medicine.
According to Rawls, a competent judge possesses the following characteristics: Intelligence and knowledge, intellectual virtues of reasonableness, an open mind, and sympathetic knowledge of those human interests which give rise to the need to make a moral decision [ 10].
