Parental behavior includes the domains: supportive presence or the provision of emotional support, respect for the child's autonomy or non-intrusiveness, structure and limit setting, quality of instructions, and hostility.
There was significant variation in the intercept of supportive presence, parents' respect for child autonomy, and parents' hostility.
As we suggested earlier, concern to recognize and cultivate person-al capabilities encourages a positively supportive kind of respect for all human beings, not just a distance-keeping or noninterfering kind of respect in the case of those who, for example, say they want to make their own decisions and articulate particular treatment preferences.
The Standards for Accreditation of Residency Programs of the CFPC state: "a supportive learning environment requires respect for learners, a respect for their learning objectives and a willingness to help them achieve those objectives" [ 4].
Yet, the official added, "Clinton has a lot of respect for how honest and how supportive the President has been to his wife".
"Michael seems to have a lot of respect for my work and is tremendously supportive".
A relationship of trust and respect for the physician based on reputation or years of supportive care is one of the physician's most powerful therapeutic tools.
Clinicians were accepting and supportive of this modality within an evidence based framework, and highlighted clinicians respect for the wishes of many women to be provided with increased choices, and for options to achieve a normal birth.
An unidentified South Korean government official told Yonhap news agency it was disappointing that a senior Japanese official "made comments supportive of crimes against humanity and revealed a serious lack of a historical understanding and respect for women's rights".
These films and others broadcast over the Eid offer models of supportive behavior in relationships, as well as exemplary illustrations of heroic honesty in the face of corruption ("Michael Clayton") and respect for the law over self-interest ("Insomnia").
