In particular, the Fed exhibits greater attentiveness to the financial crisis especially during the crisis itself, while the ECB's attention is delayed and increasing steadily.
Another way is to strive to communicate to your listeners that, if they exhibit curiosity and attentiveness to hear you out, their favors in attending will match yours in appearing; and both parties will leave the hall with a sense that neither wasted its time.
Such tinkering presents a challenge to the procedural objectification of practice inherent in audit and bureaucratic rationality, demanding that they exhibit an 'attuned attentiveness' and adopt an 'adaptive' posture [ 10].
This observation coincides with our earlier claim that the Fed exhibits a greater attentiveness to the crisis based on the summary network statistics alone (see Table 2).
Under stress, state-oriented individuals exhibit motivational deficits, energy deficits, impaired attentiveness, and a certain reduction of goal-oriented attentiveness, tending to internalise goals that have not been self-selected and that are not compatible with implicit self-representations (Baumann et al. 2005).
But they display amazing dexterity, patience, and attentiveness to flavor.
Mr. Gibson's film, "The Passion of the Christ," which early attendance figures suggest may become a worldwide success, reinvents the Passion in a late medieval mode, exhibiting a lusty fascination with flagellation, a fetishist's attentiveness to whips and welts, a panting anger at grotesquely caricatured villains.
Reciprocity is thus to be seen within interactions no less than between them: the beneficiary role exhibiting a set of behaviors appropriate to that position – gratitude, obedience, attentiveness, etc. – and different from those of the benefactor, wherein care, sensitivity, courage, etc. are exhibited.
They dramatize sheer attentiveness.
Silent attentiveness was expected.
Beware unusual attentiveness.
