People interpret intentions and glean meanings that the writer may not have intended or might not have realized that he or she was saying.
One of the most challenging communication tasks—sometimes even with language is interpreting the intention of others.
Other commentators reject the argument that acceding to an elective request for death by discontinuing destination therapy is 'allowing a patient to die' because of serious flaws in interpreting the intention, causation, and moral responsibility of the ensuing death.
That will apparently depend, in turn, on what criteria are applied to interpreting the intentions of voters whose ballots have been disputed.
The (beta )'s should be interpreted as "intention to treat estimates", given that not all individuals in the treated regions actually have a family member living abroad which could send remittances.
It says, in particular, that an agent interprets an intention as the cause of an action when the following conditions obtain: the intention proximately precedes the action, the action is consistent with the intention, and the agent is not aware of any factors that could provide an alternative explanation.
However, critics noted that the umpires were left the difficult task of interpreting the intentions of batsmen.
Among these negative attitudes, mistrust is the cognitive habit of interpreting the intentions and behavior of others as dishonest, unsupportive, and self-seeking.
We interpreted the observed behaviours of patients by taking a person-centred stance (Brooker 2007; Kitwood 1997), meaning that we took the perspective of the person with dementia to interpret the intention or purpose of the behaviour.
For instance, Dodge and Coie [ 24] found that reactive aggression (either observed or rated by a teacher) is associated with a hostile attributional bias when interpreting the intentions of a peer, whereas proactive aggression is not.
