"Given this lack of openness, you have to ask if Shell is the right type of company to be allowed to expand its oil operations into the environmentally-fragile Arctic".
It's only when we feel we are under threat — especially what Stenner calls "normative threat," or a threat to the perceived integrity of the moral order — that we suddenly shut down our openness and begin to ask for greater force and authoritarian power.
This might reflect the fact that those caregivers having the openness personality trait tend to ask more questions and are amenable to new experiences, adapting to potential stressors.
In order to determine openness to this intervention, we decided to ask a group of older low-income African -American adults about their perceptions of the program.
Offshore webs are so complex that without more general openness foreign tax authorities will not know what questions to ask.
This openness has spread to communities where patients feel comfortable to ask questions about HIV infection or care even in public settings.
To minimize this, we conducted the study in a private area, used interviewers who had trusted relationships with the respondents, and chose not to ask about individual risk behaviors so as to enhance patient openness to participate in the study.
Reynolds later said he and the Cobb County police chief, John Houser, decided to ask the GBI to investigate "in the spirit of transparency and openness".
"These include openness to others and to new information, tolerance for ambiguity, flexibility, curiosity, the ability to ask good questions, and the ability to quickly discern pattern".
Looking for signs of openness and attraction are markers to help you, but ultimately, you will decide when to ask more serious questions.
