You can see all three components of the trust-building skill in this example: Instead of reacting defensively or with resentment, Doug demonstrated respect for his colleague's concern that he was inexperienced, declared his authentic intent and plan to earn their confidence the right way, and delivered the promised results — which earned him the necessary confidence to continue to perform.
b, As in a, but in this example, instead of a series of different experiences, the same experience is repeated three times (analogous to performing a learned task three times).
In the example, instead of filling a hungry stomach, the believer sends the poor person away after spouting an empty cliché.
This is the stage where tweaks and changes to the overall performance come in: for example, instead of a character's foot landing here, it should be over there.
She can allow the U.N. Fact-Finding Mission in, for example, instead of not cooperating with the Mission," Hassan told HuffPost from Bangladesh, referring to the U.N.'s blocked efforts to conduct an independent international inquiry into the violence in Rakhine state.
For example, they could compare the fMRI scan for "carrot" against that for "cow" and safely say that at the time the participant had thought about vegetables in the first example instead of animals.
"Our products will continue to be used in a traditional way in homes, but with machines taking care of processes in hospitals, for example, instead of running around looking for supplies or filling out paperwork to maintain stocks of hygiene products, nurses will actually have more time to care for patients at the bedside where it really counts," he adds.
"I'll stay in Long Island City, for example, instead of Manhattan," she said, referring to the riverside Queens neighborhood — though locals will note that Long Island City isn't the cheap, low-lying industrial area it once was.
In history, for example, instead of learning about the Norman invasion of Britain, 12-year-olds should log on to the internet, search for websites on the Bayeux Tapestry and then present their conclusions on the "reliability of the tapestry as a source of evidence".
In the classic example, instead of buying a new toolbox when I need to use a hammer, I borrow one from my neighbor.
