This is because meditation's boom comes at a time of remarkable openness to questions about religion itself, with people — particularly young ones — probing much more about what, exactly, constitutes a "religious" practice, belief or prayer.
Transparency indicates an openness to questions and accountability.
Nevertheless, all of these concepts include the same elements: atmosphere [ 7- 9], the connection and personal relation with colleagues [ 5, 9, 10], openness to questions and appropriateness of supervision and feedback [ 1, 5, 9], and eventually the working conditions and organisation of the work [ 5, 7, 9].
But I admired him enormously for his restless openness to the questions.
"These youth haven't yet experienced the freedom of yoga, the creativity of writing poems and short stories, the wonder of the ocean's deepest creatures, the feeling of belonging, or the openness to ask questions about sex," said Nicole.
For such work to be recognised by a prize that is specifically focused on medicine and health indicates the increasing openness to the nuanced questions of what constitutes health, and what the appropriate parameters are for medicine".
A great benefit of e-research is that the interview happens anonymously, so respondents will be more likely to answer in all openness to more sensitive questions.
In Libya and Yemen, leaders have indicated a willingness to fight on, while also signaling an openness to deal, although critics question their sincerity.
The survey assessed interest in PEVs, explained UCC, and elicited openness to UCC through attitudinal questions and a stated choice experiment.
We would like to thank the study participants in the three districts for their time and openness to responding to our questions, and the data collection and data handling teams for all their efforts.
