When it comes to more authoritative roles, Brantley believes she is "a bit of a bore".
In particular, in view of the 'transfer of control' approach, the clinician should consider when it is best to involve parents in treatment in a more 'supportive', autonomy-granting role or a more 'directive', authoritative role in order to best stimulate the young person's participation in therapeutic tasks.
Depending on the case formulation, and in particular the role that parenting may play in the maintenance of the school refusal, parents are helped to employ a more supportive, autonomy-granting role or, as required, a more 'directive', authoritative role.
This study's conclusion marks a more authoritative statement about the role of global warming on the animal compared to research released in 2003 that found climate change was at least partly contributing to the animal's decline.
It marked the directorial debut of Richard Curtis, who told the New York Times that Grant adamantly tempered the characterisation of the role to make his character more authoritative and less haplessly charming than earlier Curtis incarnations.
Partly this may be because of a power dynamic, in which our role was more authoritative than was theirs, where in SynBERC the power relation was the reverse, as the social science researchers were subject to a range of strategies for controlling their work.
Ms. Hyltin, who can be so bubbly in other roles, adopts a more authoritative version of sweetness as Sugarplum, and though she didn't light up the stage on her entrances, she kept rising with the role.
We naturally see men as more authoritative.
These 501XXs promised something more durable, more authoritative.
Both are still young, though now more authoritative.
