Sentence examples for eliciting care from inspiring English sources

Unlike malingerers, who play the sick role for monetary reward or to avoid something undesirable (e.g., work, school), people with Munchausen by Internet crave only the emotional gratification that comes from eliciting care and concern.

NGOs' communications aim at eliciting care and compassion, and cultivating solidarity, usually through financial transaction (Orgad 2013: 298).

Although attachment behaviors are essentially about eliciting care from others, the substance of maternal fetal relationships deals with the development of feelings of parental love and protection.

Nurses saw their roles in ACP as engaging with patients to elicit care preferences, facilitate family communication and enable a shift of care focus towards palliative care.

We collected information using an instrument designed to elicit care preferences across the spectrum of clinical situations in which decisional capacity is impaired [ 18, 19].

The questionnaire was designed to elicit care-seeking practice for the most recent illness (less than 2 weeks before the interview).

It is respect for the basic dignity of humanity that elicits our care and concern for the severely demented and frail older person.

Sherry Turkle worries the 'killer app' of sociable robots is that they elicit human care.

And research had shown that this adorableness helps elicit parental care.

There's a lot of evidence that shows that the reason we think things are cute is to elicit a care response.

The medial orbitofrontal cortex may thus provide the necessary attentional and perhaps emotional tagging of infant faces that predisposes humans to treat infant faces as special and elicits caring, as suggested by Darwin [1] and Lorenz [2].