Further scrutinizing of the students readiness to use or not use new educational instruments is important in faculty development.
Hadden, the Florida Atlantic psychology professor, co-authored a study on the self-reported relationship readiness of college-age adults, and the impact of that "readiness factor" on whether or not they sought out or entered a relationship in a period of four-to-seven months.
It does not screen people for work "readiness" or "employability", and does not exclude people on the basis of diagnosis, symptoms or substance misuse.
Whether we know it or not, our own readiness and willingness to compare what we see on screen to reality plays an important role.
Readiness was not associated with being risk-free at follow-up, but high importance (OR 2.94; 1.15, 7.50) and high confidence (OR 2.88; 1.46, 5.68) were.
Maj. Gen. Michael Carey, who oversees the nation's arsenal of intercontinental missiles, was fired on Friday for personal misbehavior, the Air Force said, adding that the matter was not tied to readiness or security.
made a last-minute effort to derail DADT repeal legislation by offering an amendment that would have required all the service chiefs to certify that implementation did not compromise military readiness or unit cohesion.
Osteogenetic competence or determination is the state of readiness but not yet activated capacity to differentiate into bone cells.
Few individuals right now would advocate talking with North Korea, which hasn't indicated a readiness or willingness to enter into serious discussions over eliminating the threat that country poses in the region.
Some respondents commented that nontargeted HIV screening could potentially violate responsibilities to patients and patients' rights if patient needs and readiness were not assessed prior to testing, if proper informed consent was not used, or if poor processes and procedures were implemented.
