What does it mean to live with that?" He added, "I'm trying in my poetry to investigate the profoundest difficulties of acceptance that I can find".
This imprisoning solipsism is quickly willed into something entirely different, however, when Solomon sets out on his search for those who make his own psychological anxieties and challenges, his difficulties of acceptance and filial frustration, seem something not only manageable but trivial.
Its poor showing was partly a function of the unpredictability of audience tastes, the problems of shows about journalists and the difficulty of winning acceptance for a lead character who is not especially appealing.
In spite of the success of this new technology, however, there are difficulties for acceptance of these 'anti-natural' products by the consumers and some concerns about its biosafety in mammals.
38 The GPs in our sample described how they sought to establish a trusting relationship with the families to encourage engagement with general practice, disclosure of difficulties and acceptance of help and advice.
Patients diagnosed with unexplained infertility are at particular risk for depression, distress and difficulty reaching acceptance of their infertility [ 46, 47].
The questionnaire included items about difficulty and acceptance of MMI and interview (closed questions, 6-point lickert-scale) and the following open questions: 1) did you complete a medical training beforehand?
Table 4 shows the completion rates of IPS as an indicator of acceptance, item difficulty, and item discriminations.
Improvements of the working instruments and procedures for SLC have helped to overcome challenges regarding the difficulty of operation, supporting the gradual acceptance of this technique.
As defined by Ajzen (2002) perceived behavioural control as the perceived acceptance or difficulty of performing the behaviour, therefore, it includes various activities required to perform that task.
