In the main part of the book, however, things are less responsive to life's twists and turns.
When the two are in an optimal rhythm or balance the individual can be responsive to life events rather than reactive to them.
Although the neural circuitry underlying these behaviors is genetically established by adulthood (reviewed in Greenspan and Ferveur 2000), the fact that learning can occur, suggests it remains plastic and responsive to life experiences.
Good HRH leadership, governance, and management involve recognizing the diversity of health workforces, acknowledging gender constraints and opportunities, eliminating gender discrimination and equalizing opportunity, making health systems responsive to life course events, and protecting health workers' labour rights at all levels.
Garden-based educational programs show promise as meaningful, culturally responsive, real-life, supportive contexts for promoting students' engagement and other important academic outcomes (Blair 2009; Elliott 2015; Fusco 2001; Gaylie 2011; Moore 1997; Ozer 2006; Williams and Dixon, 2013).
MDD is thought to be due to the interaction between genetic, early developmental and environmental factors, leading to an individual's stress response system becoming overly responsive to stressful life events, which causes this system to go into overdrive [ 4].
Among the possible "significant consequences" are loss of life; responsive actions against the US; damage to property; serious adverse foreign policy or economic impacts.
Additionally, it's important to look at self-organizing as a creative, responsive part of life, as essential to good health as eating and exercise.
Drawing upon data from international studies this project aims to produce reference values for cross-culturally valid, reliable and responsive quality of life instruments.
It seemed that the individualised care philosophy of the hospice resulted in appropriate, responsive end of life care: "This hospice has been very good to us.
