The central attribute of the writing — and it's one of the things that make this novel of Ireland of more than parochial interest — is its conscientiousness.
It requires conscientiousness, making sure to bang on each of the fourteen locations on a patient's chest.
"What was most remarkable to me about Kewauna was that she was able to marshal her prodigious noncognitive capacity — call it grit, conscientiousness, resilience or the ability to delay gratification — all for a distant prize that was, for her, almost entirely theoretical," Tough observes of his young subject, who gets into college and works hard once she's there.
With all the recent talk (and writing and blogging and sermonizing) about localism — generally speaking, an emphasis on fresh, local ingredients in cooking with an eye toward environmental conscientiousness — it's nice to know that it's not all just chatter.
Because of the premium it places on conscientiousness.
If, in the field of conscientiousness, it is possible to go the extra mile, this was the extra mile.
Therefore, one can consider that the hypotheses of this study about the predictive capacity of personality factors regarding professional choice self-efficacy factors were partially corroborated, especially when it comes to Conscientiousness, Agreeableness and mainly Extraversion.
So it seems that the conscientiousness of "like" is what makes it appear so often.
After examining their profiles, and checking to see how long the subjects lived, Dr. Friedman found one general characteristic of childhood personality to be associated with longevity, and that was what he called "conscientiousness". "It's basically a kind of prudence and care," Dr. Friedman said.
It is found that conscientiousness is positively related with accepting recommended applications and being agreeable is related with the preference for the applications of editor's choice.
