The sub-themes here were about professionalism (particularly professional attitudes), authenticity and trust, becoming an expert, and the fallability of science: L1: Well, I think that one of the things that is important, is that we actually don't know where the site of respiratory control is in there.
You want to keep it professional, but authenticity resonates with customers, and anything you can do to spread that is bound to be good for the bottom line.
Senior nursing students perceive that deficits in knowledge, patient-centered practice, professional morality and authenticity threaten safety in the clinical learning environment.
This study's results may guide intersectoral dialogue on topics such as deficits in knowledge, patient-centered practice, professional morality and authenticity.
Within an fMRI paradigm, participants judged either the authenticity (authentic or play acted) or emotional content (anger, fear, joy, or sadness) of recordings of spontaneous emotions and reenactments by professional actors.
For example, the novel "Agents of Innocence," by David Ignatius, was widely admired by intelligence professionals for its authenticity.
His approach moves away from the conventional idea that movie kids are either horribly mannered, beribboned child stars or saintly simple souls, luminous with non-professional purity and authenticity.
The argument against user-generated "facts" is that they lack the authority and authenticity that professional truth gatherers provide.
B2.b: Specific aspects in physician-patient interaction From the older HF patients' perspective, communication with professional caregivers sometimes lacks authenticity.
He relied on financial and legal professionals in accepting the authenticity of the company's financials.
