For instance, the measure of acceptance of evolutionary theory (MATE) (Rutledge and Warden 1999) is widely used to measure acceptance (Akyol et al. 2012; Barone et al. 2014; Carter and Wiles 2014; Ha et al. 2012), however, many items on this scale conflate acceptance with understanding (Glaze and Goldston 2015; Smith 2009).
The burden of incontinence can depend, for instance, on the degree of acceptance and adjusting to the condition and/or on co-morbidity, the consequences of which might be considered even more burdensome [ 8].
Despite recent instances of Christian tolerance and acceptance of same-sex sexual orientation think the Denver Statement, the Pope's recent surprise support, and the Anglican and Methodist Church's inclusion of gay clergy it remains a cornerstone of Christianity that homosexuality is ungodly.
Nevertheless some characteristics are common to most of the studies, for instance, the acceptance of increasing costs over time of advanced cancer care, and the substantial weight of hospitalization costs [ 28, 29, 31].
Perhaps, too, he'll appreciate that when the "gamers are dead" instance of "journalist collusion" occurred in late August, the sentiment was not one of confrontation, but of acceptance that a new norm has manifested.
Now, he spoke of acceptance.
For Maela, "the greatest form of acceptance is self-acceptance.
As are levels of acceptance.
It's a form of acceptance".
