Of course, the conditions must be right for the spark to work: timing, context, and the like.
Douglas Diekema (2003) points out that decisional capacity is not a threshold capacity, and it may fluctuate with timing, context, and type of decision.
In particular, we were interested in exploring how victim age might be linked to the timing, context and nature of participants' first sexual abuse incidents.
Focusing particularly on how victim age influences the timing, context and nature of the first abuse incident, they surveyed 100 adult males convicted of contact sexual offences with children about situational characteristics of these incidents.
We began our analysis of the first abuse incident by examining the offence characteristics, before conducting a series of ANOVAs to examine differences in victim age according to the timing, context, and nature of these first abuse incidents.
The aim of this study was to examine from the routine activities approach how victim age might help to explain the timing, context and nature of offenders' first known contact sexual abuse incident.
The empirical findings from the study of Chinese entrepreneurial organizations support the notion that timing, context and efficacy as key elements in a complexity absorption approach are strongly evidenced in entrepreneurial strategic practices, which contribute to the success of their businesses in the Chinese market.
The experience of losing housing contributed to different trajectories depending on the timing, context and interpretation of the experience.
For women who described particularly traumatic labour and birth experiences, for the "debrief" conversation to be helpful, the timing, context and content was important.
In the course of their first year of life, young ravens come to adjust the timing, context and context specificity of food call production (Bugnyar & Kotrschal 2001; Bugnyar et al. 2001), indicating that they are capable of usage learning (Janik & Slater 2003).
