Therefore, many works reflect this process of contemplation of the inner life of humans, animals, some intermediate states.
You've been in a process of contemplation but now you feel a need to take control over your future.
That kind of roughness Jesus as a United States Marshal illustrates the terror, contemplation and even fear that is the process of about redemption.
By realizing that it is the subject-object of history, the proletariat discovers itself to be the subject of the process of social reproduction (see 1923a: 181; Jay 1984: 107f), not an object of contemplation.
She never went beyond contemplation and had only three coded references within the process of change labeled "consciousness-raising".
Rosen et al. [ 19]. conducted a meta-analysis of studies evaluating the process of change and found that cognitive processes such as "consciousness raising" were more effective among smokers at the pre-contemplation and contemplation stages.
Stotts [ 14] found that spontaneous quitters during pregnancy are more similar to non-pregnant women smokers who are in the contemplation or preparation stage of change before quitting than non-pregnant women who are in the process of quitting.
Health promotion counseling sessions are schematized and carried out by the research investigator and/or clinical nurse specialists through a circular process of pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance [ 43].
The nurse is 'truly present' in the process through discussion, quiet contemplation and reflection.
Your next best idea may come through a set of deep breaths, and the moment of contemplation you are able to gain through the process.
Yet by 1927 a librarian could observe that "pessimistic defenders of the book... are wont to contrast the active process of reading with the lazy and passive contemplation of the screen or listening to wireless, and to prophesy the death of the book".
