Following Bandura's definition [ 30], medical student or physician patient-centeredness self-efficacy was defined as his or her confidence in his or her ability to exert each particular behavior in a manner so that the patient would perceive it according to its underlying intention.
Second, Better Regulation's requirement that policymakers consider alternative policy options, with its underlying intention of preventing unnecessary regulation, imposes additional upfront costs on governments.
Rousing theater, no doubt, but there's something going on under the surface that does raise a question about Charlie's compulsively sharp-tongued Da and his underlying intentions, his motivating urges.
In helping to realize the complexities of music beyond written notes, the experience of working with these composers translates to all music: the commitment to faithfully communicate not only the score, but also the underlying intentions of its creator.
But, if you believe that a broadly defined impact lens will be part of any and all investing decisions, does it matter what the underlying intentions are?
Little is known about the underlying intentions to use herbal medicines among Hispanic older adults.
But it's hard not to feel slighted by these responses, even if the underlying intentions are sincere.
The language matters less to him than the master's underlying intentions, and he has cut the play from three acts to one, eliminating both intermissions.
And also, physical objects can be humanized as is done by kids and people who attribute underlying intentions to natural phenomena.
