We extracted 4 factors from the organizational culture via principal component analysis, used the Varimax of the rotation method, and named them: employee orientation, customer focus, emphasizing responsibility, and emphasizing cooperation.
Similarly, in our study, the vast majority of men who were able to reconfigure their masculinities into one emphasizing responsibility and caring were likely to be those who had, over the years, mulled over their life circumstances and masculinities, disclosed their status, sought help thus had linkages to care, were on ARVs and adhering.
Worried that the incident would jeopardize the public trust, the Rockies redoubled their effort to emphasize responsibility and accountability.
And she immediately felt a rapport with him, quickly noting that he came from a "strong, family-oriented background" that emphasized responsibility, qualities she admired in her father.
As a collaborative and nonpartisan think tank, its programs emphasize responsibility and examine meaningfulness and moral purpose between individuals, organizations, and societies.
Using Dell, Starbucks, Whole Foods and Naked Pizza as examples, Cole dissects the many ways a culture that emphasizes responsibility and shared value can lead to employee engagement, innovation and clear, measurable business results.
It has to develop and become a tree, and that development and growth may speak to an idea of progress that emphasizes responsibility and healing rather than social adjustments and technology.
Furthermore, in Chinese kindergarten classrooms the incidences of sharing and comforting were higher than in American kindergarten classrooms [ 31] since Chinese societies generally emphasized responsibility and prosocial behavior towards others [ 32].
Questions pertaining to the role of nonbiological fathers are simply a manifestation of the different approaches we take to gender matters: where women are concerned, we emphasize rights; where men are concerned, we emphasize responsibilities.
Far Eastern languages use characters that require a fine sensitivity to relationships between parts; Eastern religion often focuses on relationships between human beings and nature; Eastern ethical systems often emphasize responsibilities to the family (Nisbett, 2003).
It emphasizes responsibilities that could be developed by the Pontifical Council for the Laity in the form of guidelines.
