In this analysis, factors such as sense of coherence, gender orientation, the importance of having a child, difficulties in child rearing, the stress-level, social support, the economic situation, age, and number of children were included.
Murdoch et al. reported positive correlation between students' interest in primary care and the factor of biosocial orientation, including importance of developing long-term patient relationships and enjoyment of tending to patients' social and psychological needs [ 15], items which were not included in our questionnaire.
(3) Students exhibit short-term orientation in placing importance on good grades rather than learning.
From the cultural point of view (Khin et al. 2012; Conto et al. 2014), the concept of customer orientation highlights the importance of customer for the firms' performance in many aspects including new product development.
People with such an orientation value the importance of hard work and effort, and understand that skills are more often acquired than inherited.
At baseline, dialysis facility staff members will be required to attend an informal orientation reiterating the importance of transplant.
Attitudes were strongly influenced by the clinicians' general orientation to the importance of preventive care, as well as how they measured a successful outcome.
However, we have evidence supporting the role of natural selection in shaping the relative orientations and functional importance of nested gene structures.
Such differences may partly relate to the experience of the culture of Cape Town and not only that of the institution, and confirm the importance of orientation and induction as important strategies for transformation, as much as re-orienting how staff members are made to feel welcome in the course of their attachment.
Service orientation is growing in importance as a fundamental architecture in distributed enterprise computing.
