For example, young people have poor mental health literacy [ 7- 9], reduced emotional competency, may lack the "skills to recognise, interpret and share emotional experiences" ([ 10], p. 14) and do not necessarily share a common understanding of the construct of "depression" which is tapped by certain depression screeners.
It is only when Russia and Europe share a common understanding of past events that something durable can be built between them.
Ninety-five per cent of the scholars considered various protections for the freedom of speech as essential, yet just sixty-seven per cent thought that, in principle, it was necessary for political leaders across the parties "to generally share a common understanding of relevant facts".
People must share this common understanding of how to accurately interpret the representation in order to effectively communicate.
All these models share a common understanding that innovation activities can broadly be described and visualized in process models.
The findings indicate that, firstly, the two sets of sustainability reports share a common understanding of "responsibility", which refers to the very basic product quality control.
A key factor for integration is that tools share a common understanding regarding the meaning of the exchanged terms and services.
Participatory modelling must often deal with the challenge of ambiguity when diverse stakeholders do not share a common understanding of the problem and measures for its solution.
We share a common understanding that the capacity and extent of human impact on earth ecosystems have changed profoundly, human induced climate change has already brought about notable adverse repercussions on society and economic development.
Project alignment is the process of ensuring that key stakeholders share a common understanding of the project mission, goals, objectives, tactics, work processes and plans and have the required competences and skills.
