As a result crisis/coaching calls or requests may be relatively rare among OC patients unless they are encouraged to represent therapeutic progress because they demonstrate willingness to ask for help, lean in for support, and/or display emotional vulnerability all essential new skills needed by most OC patients.
"Leaders voiced their concerns but also demonstrated willingness to look for compromises.
They demonstrated willingness to take responsibility for becoming pregnant before marriage by giving the child up for adoption, bringing up the child themselves, claiming a father for their child, refraining from marriage in the future, permanently leave their home environment, and taking up employment.
The women all demonstrated willingness to take responsibility for becoming pregnant before marriage, although in different ways.
Either way, they are known less for their deep thinking than for their demonstrated willingness to trash cities that play host to these gatherings.
McCreaddie and Wiggins [ 21] discuss the 'good patient persona' as one who demonstrates willingness to comply, being over-grateful for services, and being seen as coping positively.
It was a tour-de-force performance for the former New Hampshire governor, whose demonstrated willingness to throw punches has made him the wartime consigliere for the Romney campaign.
Since previous studies have found that university students showed poor theoretical knowledge and demonstrated willingness and motivation for courses on BLS [12 17], we sought to examine characteristics of students of the University of Maribor.
Stripping down demonstrates willingness and, therefore, purposeful vulnerability.
Brahamdagh Bugti, an exiled Baloch separatist leader based in Switzerland, has demonstrated his willingness, for the first time in almost a decade, to negotiate with Pakistan to peacefully end the prolonged insurgency in the southwestern province of Balochistan.
Commemorations provided by groups responsible for wrongdoing may demonstrate a willingness to acknowledge responsibility for such wrongs, (renewed) respect for the victims, and commitment never to repeat such misdeeds (Barsalou and Baxter 2007, Blustein 2014).
