In other areas of pragmatic and communicative treatment, other dialogue forms have been emphasised, for example informing (Davis & Wilcox, 1985), planning, giving directions, and storytelling (Pulvermüller, 1990).
Analysis of open-ended responses (n = 147) suggested that positive experiences (n = 85) primarily emphasised, for example, "being treated with respect", whilst negative experiences (n = 62) involved feeling that physical healthcare can, for example, "be invasive and sometimes abusive" and that there was often a need "to educate them".
10 11 This observation calls for a life course perspective on health inequalities, as emphasised, for example, in recent WHO reports, 1 9 a venture that includes not only showing that health inequalities exists, but also attempting to identify which factors explain them.
7 The importance of CR for health professionals is emphasised by, for example, the findings of a scoping study, 9 in which the underlying cognitive processes and content of CR from numerous studies (n=652) were identified.
The flexicurity approach emphasises, for example, how social protection and human capital investment can compensate for lacking job security.
For example, the benefits of market principles are now accepted in many areas, just as ethical principles are also increasingly emphasised for ensuring development that is both equitable and sustained.
Furnace steelwork is discussed with the importance of choosing the appropriate steel for each application emphasised, including an example of failure caused by incorrect choice of stainless steel.
At the moment, treatment has the upper hand, but prevention is becoming fashionable again it was, for example, emphasised in the World Bank policy document.
Instead, focusing on one 'typical' learner, as for example emphasised in the 'persona' activity (Seitzinger, 2016), graphically represented user archetypes can help sharpen and focus the intended design activity around a specific student (De la Harpe, 2014).
Gestalt psychologists, for example, emphasised holistic aspects of perception (Palmer, 1996) while empiricist theories interpreted visual perception in terms of sensation and association (Spelke, 1990).
Studies about the treatment of chronic illness, for example, emphasised the role of patients (and carers) in active management of health conditions [ 31, 32] Less positively, one paper reported that for a number of reasons 'despite initial willingness, after a few weeks some patients [suffering from psychosis] no longer wanted to receive therapy' [ 33].
