The most natural way to understand a reasons-responsive theory is in terms of an agent's responsiveness to reasons.
How might a mechanism-based reasons-responsive theory satisfy a source model of control?
Notice that, because Frankfurt examples challenge the incompatibilists' demand for regulative control, they also challenge an agent-based reasons-responsive theory (Fischer and Ravizza, 1998, pp. 34 41).
According to a reasons-responsive theory, his playing the banjo freely at that time requires that if, in at least some hypothetical cases, he had reason not to, then he would refrain from playing the banjo.
To alleviate the tension between a reasons-responsive theory and Frankfurt examples, Fischer argued that reasons-responsive compatibilism can be cast in such a way that it involves only guidance control.
-Culturally Responsive Teaching: Theory, Research, and Practice (Multicultural Education Series) by Geneva Gay.
Following in Callicott's footsteps, and inspired by Næss's relational account of value, Warwick Fox has championed a theory of "responsive cohesion" which apparently gives supreme moral priority to the maintenance of ecosystems and the biophysical world (Fox 2007).
Conroy (2013b) has instead of a definition provided an argument for what she calls three "minimal desiderata" for an adequate account of dancework identity, two of which require that any theory be responsive to and applicable in danceworld practice, and one that requires that criteria of metaphysical adequacy be met.
This vision fits with the theory of responsive regulation, in which regulators entrust those being regulated to take their responsibilities [ 10].
Nevertheless, although some differing opinions were found among older and less well-educated respondents, the majority support the regulators' gradual approaches of imposing measures to care providers who fail to comply with quality standards, as proposed by the theory of responsive regulation [ 10].
The six theses are: 1. Responsive to idealism and evolutionary theory, pragmatists emphasized the "plastic" nature of reality and the practical function of knowledge as an instrument for adapting to reality and controlling it.
