"positive participation" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe active and beneficial involvement in a situation or activity. For example, "The team was thankful for their members' positive participation in the project."
Even in the proactive 40 and over age group, only half participated and positive participation, including the "somewhat positively" response, was only 20.9%.
Freedom, for him, was a matter not of positive participation in government but of being left to one's own devices: freedom is "the silence of the laws".
"We believe this will set the stage for successful future development here, and bring a lot of positive participation from people who may be seeing the island for the first time," Ms. Boden said.
In addition, it is hoped there will be more positive participation by employee shareholders in the business – although there is no evidence employers would want this, or how it would be put into practice.
Moreover, positive participation augmented as well.
The patients of Studies II and III enhanced their performance of the target movements and increased their indices of positive participation (e.g., smiles and verbalizations) during the sessions.
A third purpose of the study was to monitor the effects of the intervention program on the indices of positive participations (i.e. constructive engagement) of participants involved.
In addition, despite more positive participations of women in social career activities and more chances for them to drink alcohol, there are still gender differences in alcohol drinking culture in Korea, such as social biases against women's alcohol drinking.
This study examines the relationship of goal management strategies – goal maintenance, goal adjustment, goal disengagement, goal reengagement – with indicators of adaptation to polyarthritis, namely, depression, anxiety, purpose in life, positive affect, participation, and work participation.
Positive pixel participation enabled us to make a straightforward physiological interpretation, reading the participation values as the contribution strength of an underlying physiological domain.
When asked whether it was negative or positive that participation might have an effect on the ways in which participants think about environment and health in relation to their own lives all of the informants answered that this was positive.
