Psychological attributes such as open-mindedness, curiosity and persistence enhance researchers' receptiveness to feedback as well as, contribute to searches for new problem areas or opportunities.
But "receptiveness to ideas" is "as much a part of Russia as the geography," he says.
As such, the spread of ideas from this project may be an important indicator of impact, as well as showing receptiveness to its expansion or replication in other areas.
It was especially surprising to identify the extremely short estrus period, as female receptiveness ended after less than 10 min, accepting only 1 to 3 mounts with penetration.
These attitudes to CAM may possibly indicate receptiveness to energy healing as a form of cancer rehabilitation, which – in turn - may also be reflected in the reported high use of CAM by male and female participants.
Not to mention the recent experience X [Aboriginal CEO] has outlined in another email, highlighting the impact of adverse encounters with researchers on the receptiveness to future research as a whole.
Women today are asked to maintain their sexiness, receptiveness, agreeableness and caring natures, as detailed in Trainwreck, but also be strong, independent, and politically aware.
This study also highlights the importance of lifelong exercise habits as a determinant of physical activity in retirement as well as a precondition for receptiveness and responsiveness to spousal influences on physical activity.
We see this in the Metaphysics of Morals discussion of moral feeling, conscience, love of one's neighbor, and self-respect, which he says "lie at the basis of morality, as subjective conditions of receptiveness to the concept of duty," which every human being has, and by virtue of which everyone can be put under moral obligation (MM 6 399) (see Guyer 2010).
This was perceived as critical in building receptiveness towards the MoC.
