The first test characterizes the way participants are action oriented and handle failure in terms of action vs. state orientation (Kuhl, 1994).
As a rule, business travelers face routine challenges that encourage them to be "action oriented," Ms. Cirillo Freeman said.
The diabetes guide and structured self-management support intervention provided to many patients was action oriented, patient centered, and literacy appropriate, which may have made it easy for low-income patients to understand and use to make relevant and feasible action plans.
Masculine energy is action-oriented, to the point, competitive, cognitive, direct, entrepreneurial, problem solving, risk taking, etc.
The author of the paper raises one important point: that the rights approach is action-oriented and demands access to information and services, while the gender approach is more subtle and theoretical.
Fords new president, Jac Nasser, is action-oriented.
Daniel Bell dubbed ideology 'an action-oriented system of beliefs,' and the fact that ideology is action-oriented indicates its role is not to render reality transparent, but to motivate people to do or not do certain things.
We set out to determine the common principles or lawful linkages between sensory and motor systems that explain how perception is action-oriented and how action is perceptually guided.
According to Schell and colleagues, sustainability is not simply the result of a process but is action-oriented: the "ability to maintain programming and its benefits over time" (2013 15) and includes the set of organizational and contextual factors that build capacity for maintaining a program.
