Future-directed thinking has been described as part of two underlying systems that integrate dimensions of affect, motivational systems, orientation to the future, and future expectations, which are initiated at the cognitive, affective, biological, behavioral, and motivational levels.
He recommended moving to a hybrid approach, which would integrate dimensions with categories and would, for example, indicate the severity of the disorder and the range of treatments appropriate for different severities.
According to Kirkman, it was important to integrate dimension to the character so that viewers "can see later in the episode, when [Shane] is losing it and actually getting somewhat violent with Lori, the transition he's gone through and how this world has changed him from being a loving, easygoing guy into this guy who is slowly devolving into a bit of a maniac".
Key deficits in current measures of health literacy as summarized by Pleasant et al. [ 34] include a focus on a single or narrowly defined dimension of health literacy, rather than integrating multiple dimensions; failure to consider health literacy as a public health issue; and a lack in testing or advancing an underpinning theory of health literacy.
This paper presents a general framework for the design and application of zoning indicators, integrating four dimensions of the AWLRU system: natural, technological, socio-economic and ecological.
Integrating cultural dimensions into the ecosystem service framework is essential for appraising non-material benefits stemming from different human environment interactions.
Bruneau et al. (2003) presented a conceptual framework for defining seismic resilience by integrating four dimensions of community resilience, namely technical, organization, social, and economic which can be used to quantify measures of resilience for various types of physical and organizational systems.
She has supported other lawyers in the process of discovering their purpose and integrating the dimensions of faith and justice.
The GAF is a clinician-rated scale giving a measure of overall psychiatric disturbance integrating three dimensions of functioning: psychological, social and occupational.
Integrating different dimensions of dysfunctional attitudes into the model gives additional understanding of this co-morbidity between alcohol addiction and depression over time.
