One scenario may benefit from a directive approach, another from self-revealing sharing.
The directive approach, for instance, is useful in crises or when a leader must manage a poor performer, but overuse stifles initiative and innovation.
"Most young children," Dr. Tangney said, "really don't hear the distinction between 'Johnny, you did a bad thing' versus 'Johnny, you're a bad boy.' They hear 'bad kid.' I think a more active, directive approach is needed".
It is suggested that a less directive approach to support for agricultural research is required to allow national characteristics and differences to come to the fore, and to give more room for the development of the all important demand-side.
He had an aversion to what is known as person- or client-centred counselling, believing that this reflective western approach was not suitable for clients from the Indian subcontinent, who would favour a more directive approach to therapy, with guidance and advice.
Dr. Jeffrey L. Ecker, the chairman of the committee on obstetrics practice for A.C.O.G., acknowledged that doctors used to take a "directive approach of 'Do this, don't do that, end of story.'" But now, he said, relationships with expectant patients have evolved into more of a "shared decision-making model".
This underscores SDM in maternity care as a dynamic process, in which providers need to balance between supportive and directive approaches suited to the context and the needs of the woman [ 50].
Significant research contributions and Directives approach the issue of the insertion of renewable-based energy systems on urban territory in order to face with the growing energy needs of citizens.
Interviews in the context of PRO questionnaire development use this non-directive approach.
Moreover, the nature of the reproductive options makes it imperative to adopt a non-directive approach with potential users.
In traditional genetic counselling (of fertile prospective parents), a non-directive approach is considered to be of paramount importance.
