In fact, psychosocial approaches teach us that children also possess a degree of agency, albeit possibly lower than adults, and that they can be held accountable for their acts commensurate to their active involvement in activities of any sort; all this within a general context of 'vulnerable offenders' and geared towards avoiding secondary victimisation or re-traumatisation.
However, a strategy that could be used to challenge the negative attitudes of the professional could be their active involvement in the planning of the students' clinical education and training as advocators.
Responsible capitalism demands their active involvement in the operation of companies and organisations – like the German model.
Other participants, particularly women, were sceptical about their active involvement in the promotion of circumcision citing fear and communication challenges.
With their active involvement through coordinated organisation of volunteers, a commitment to the area shown by their understanding of local issues, participation was more successfully implemented.
The CHWs solicited their active involvement in the planning of service delivery to incorporate community's felt needs, as often they were given only the options to deliver services than planning.
Part of their success, however, may be due to their active involvement in shaping the rules of the game over the past 20 years.
Because of their active involvement throughout, the sponsors were ultimately more eager to move the project recommendations forward in their respective line organizations.
The idea is that their active involvement leads to the input of capital, technical expertise, entrepreneurship, and (social) support in the policy process [5].
The presence of neurotrophins as well as their receptors, in particular the NGF/trkA-p75 axis in peripheral synovitis warrants further functional investigation of their active involvement in chronic inflammatory arthritis.
