Revision of uses : insurance companies must continue to reinforce a proactive position with regards to the identification of risks.
In other words, decision makers require decision support systems (DSSs) to be reinforced with proactive and intelligent ESs that can utilize contextual data.
The study of reactive/proactive aggression has risen out of social cognitive theories, such as the frustration-aggression model and social learning theory; the former has been used to describe the provoked emotional outburst associated with reactive aggression, while the latter captures the instrumental function, or positively reinforcing nature, of proactive aggression [ 18].
We, therefore, assume a reinforcing function of organizational pride in employees' efforts in motivating individuals to reinforce performance by engaging in proactive behaviors.
Considering that proactive behaviors are particularly difficult to incentivize and that initiative may make a difference at any point of the work day, even small increases in proactive behaviors may reinforce the achievement of positive organizational outcomes.
A significant relationship between these two forms of feedback could enable physicians to take a more proactive approach to reinforce their strengths and identify any improvement opportunities in their patient interactions by reviewing feedback from team members.
As a result, passive controls to ensure scientific integrity are now viewed as insufficient, and institutions are moving to proactive activities to educate and reinforce honesty, accuracy, and objectivity in research (DHHS 2006).
In their ongoing research and through proactive initiatives they provide resources for schools and families to reinforce "meaningful ethical and intellectual engagement" while rallying educators to imagine better systems for evaluating students in admission.
We have seen an increase in our respiratory distress calls versus respiratory arrest calls, reinforcing the benefit of proactive over reactive calling.
It may reinforce your boss's belief in your coworker — not you — as the smart, proactive, team-oriented one.
