Setting out to explore "social compliance", the weak and weaselly and all-too-human conviction that "others know best", he was following on from the work of Stanley Milgram and Solomon Asch but, crucially, doing so in an age of social media, when some souls apparently can't be trusted to not be swayed on their favourite colour, never mind willingness to kill.
Open-minded willingness to try the tool seemed to over-ride the scepticism, anxiety and uncertainty.
Catherine Johnson's very readable biography draws attention particularly to Henson's determination and to his open-minded willingness to learn; where arrogant white explorers dismissed the Inuit people, Henson crucially learned their language and their life-saving skills.
Not only is there expanding corporate awareness about young companies' products, there's an open-minded willingness to write checks — as early adopters and investors.
Mainly, an open-minded willingness to engage with the world -- trying to affect change, where change is needed - while at the same time, overcoming a specific set of challenges that have resisted such interaction in the past.
Overall, respondents' views were not a coherent story but a mix of open-minded willingness, scepticism, anxiety and uncertainty.
Make this work for you by cultivating an open-minded willingness to try something new and learn.
Gore's ability to move his campaign from K Street to Nashville revealed his nimble mind and willingness to be pragmatic.
He believes that the difference between winning players and losing ones at the pro level is a state of mind, a willingness to perform individual tasks in the framework of a team.
But the boom in recruitment to master's courses suggests an open mind and willingness to learn from others are also important in today's global age of technology.
In "Stop," you have the line, "You don't have to be the prettiest if you have a mind and willingness.
