The system had resisted reforms calling for more uniformity in teacher status, changes in method and content orientation, teacher cooperation, interdisciplinarity, and technological familiarity.
The diagnosis of ICUAW was made on clinical grounds after the patients had been awaken from sedation and their orientation and cooperation had been ascertained, following a protocol described previously [11, 19].
This is hard work and women are especially well suited for it, because most women have an orientation toward cooperation, not just competition.
This is in contrast to our findings which found significant differences in only two of the scales (and those in favour of staff tutors), test orientation and cooperation orientation.
However, beyond universality, current research in moral psychology and anthropology points out two further dimensions of morality, namely community orientation and cooperation [ 18].
The diagnosis of ICUAW was made on clinical grounds after the patients had been awaken from sedation and their orientation and cooperation had been ascertained, following a protocol described previously [ 11, 19].
Thus, it is plausible to relate the common morality, which should be "shared by all persons committed to morality" ([ 2], p. 3), to the features universality, community orientation and cooperation.
Cooperation orientation (CO): the degree to which a tutor is interested in encouraging cooperation among members of the group (e.g. "At regular intervals, the tutor evaluated with us the group's functioning").
In other words, prior to 2003, the CCAAC may have had a cooperation orientation consistent with characterizations of new social movements but earlier governments were not open to using this cooperation for policy development.
