While Maldon primary offers a positive example, some schools are less pro-active.
Both these cases, like the Genovese case and the psychological experiment it prompted, showed that groups of people are less pro-active than individuals.
The second case occurs more likely when the coops are more committed in delivering services to the members and in less pro-active in the marketing areas.
All programs to help parents, whether they involve greater empathy and understanding or more consistent discipline, encourage parents to be less re-active -- and more pro-active -- in their approach to their children.
This is critical in patients with low health literacy and/or low socio-economic status, as they are at higher risk for distress and depression than their counterparts with higher socio-economic status, and are less able to use a pro-active coping style [ 21].
Centrality measures are positively associated with knowledge-gathering activities and learning, so less peripheral farmers will be more pro-active in information gathering, thus performing better during learning activities.
They read, in Spanish, "To create a good government that is competitive, transparent, honest, participatory and pro-active, one that works better, costs less and benefits society".
Speaking to about 550 invited British young people at a "town hall" event on Saturday, Obama sought to pitch a more optimistic message to young Britons, who are considered to be more pro-European, if less active, voters than their parents.
I did some pro-active sleuthing, too.
The pro-active, aggressive policing will continue.
