Respect is a responsive relation, and ordinary discourse about respect identifies several key elements of the response, including attention, deference, judgment, acknowledgment, valuing, and behavior.
This conception of the "I and Thou" relationship led to the formulation of Buber's view of the dialogical life the mutual, responsive relation between one person and another and accounts for the importance that he attached to the category of "encounter".
Each stage of data collection informed the next, following an iterative approach that a) allowed the study to evolve in relation to the issues being unearthed and b) to be responsive in relation to changes within sites or new sites becoming visible during the process of the study.
Using the criterion of treatment of known efficacy may show which instrument is the most responsive in relation to existing interventions, but the most common application of patient-reported outcome measures is in the evaluation of new interventions including the randomised comparison with existing interventions which will produce more marginal gains in terms of clinical effectiveness.
Having grandparent's supportive attention, provided Luci with established, familiar, responsive and reciprocal relations.
Finally, the composites showed responsive behavior in relation to pH and salt solution.
x + 160 pp. Derived from a series of seminars that Jacques Derrida conducted in Paris in January 1996, the two lectures gathered in this book, "Foreigner Question" and "Step of Hospitality/No Hospitality," function in a responsive and illuminating relation to Anne Dufourmantelle's "Invitation," printed on the opposite pages.
Our finding is supported by the current situation within Europe where palliative care services have developed locally in culturally responsive ways in relation to local needs and populations.
5 Yet, in the press coverage I examine, the large majority of Haredi responses to the memorial day is mediated by, takes place within, and is responsive to its emerging relation to the Israeli society in which it was embedded.
