I don't know that even those most hopeful about the prospects for a second Obama term imagined it could pay such large dividends so quickly.One doesn't want to get ahead of oneself; there are big legislative obstacles looming, and if fiscal cliff negotiations turn nasty that could quickly spell an end to Republican reflection and openness to compromise.
He said that openness to media is a direct reflection of Francis' view of the church.
Literature on unlearning suggests that openness to vulnerability, willingness to listen, reflection of feeling and a high tolerance for raised feelings are important qualities for unlearning [ 32].
This paper demonstrates that an ethnographic approach to evaluating implementation encourages reflection, flexibility and openness to new ideas – and, when informed by and integrated with quantitative data, results in a rich, nuanced picture of the implementation process.
Among medical students, emotional competence also involves self-monitoring and reflection; that is, life-long openness to critical self-appraisal, to learning in place of stereotyping, [ 135] and to promoting emotional growth [ 136].
Post-traumatic growth requires reflection on what's happened and an openness to change core values.
"It's not a reflection of the president's availability and openness to talk about the topic with members of the community," she added.
Peirce, for example, praised the scientific method's openness to repeated testing and revision of hypotheses, and he warned against treating any idea as an infallible reflection of reality.
The no blame culture, openness to others views and leadership qualities will be incorporated into the instructional design of the scenarios and will be stressed in reflection and feedback process.
Does this sound like openness to compromise?
Why recant openness to the moment?
