Sentence examples for perception of responsibilities from inspiring English sources
These insights from recent research demand a new perception of responsibilities and accountabilities of nation states to support planetary stewardship.
Women and men have different experiences, behaviors and expectations related to their different perception of responsibilities for family and society.
The present study used a quantitative approach, analyzing HII workers' perception of responsibilities associated with a PHE and the determinants to indirectly assess the development and status of HII emergency preparedness capacity at the individual level in Heilongjiang.
Unwilling to accept their home as unsafe, anxiety avoidance an emotional response affecting an individual's perception of responsibility and capacity to act can be encountered (#4).
He said that if I looked to East Germany for the kind of coöperation that came from "gratitude to the United States, the perception of responsibility toward the United States," I was going to be disappointed.
Structural equation modeling supported the model by confirming that resident's awareness and appraisal of their local watershed are related to their pro-environment behavioral and contribution intentions, but also their perception of responsibility for protecting the watershed.
Examination of comparison of contexts with similar responsibility shed further light on the perception of responsibility and the acceptance of hypothetical choice sets.
Regardless of who initiated dietary changes, the role men's partners played in implementing and maintaining dietary changes often reduced men's perception of responsibility in the process, making change easier.
(Group F) Similarly another woman described how her perception of responsibility had changed Now I go outside [of the house, to the sessions] I know what to do to my child you see.
Interestingly, this violation appears to stem, not from physicians wholeheartedly embracing the responsibility principle – as no association was seen between perception of responsibility for illness and inclination to treat – but possibly from lack of reflective equilibrium or from anti-smoker sentiment as described above.
The first component, which can be summarised as a move from a community-based approach to professional-based primary care, has led to problems such as a separation of primary care from public health, a lack of teamwork, and erosion in the perception of responsibility for the whole community.
