Such situations gave rise to planning, contracting, and installing a network of gauge stations (generically called DCP or Data Collecting Platforms, Fig. 1 (left)) of several types, whose data are integrated in order to deliver trustful information on real time about specific climate variables at a given location on the Brazilian territory.
For active prosumers to be endowed with actionability in this diffuse new system, trustful decision-making can only be embedded in a climate of general confidence in (the parts of) the overall system.
Increased reporting rates of critical incidents can only be achieved within a non-blaming climate, by acknowledging their inevitability, treating them as opportunities for improvement, and encouraging trustful communication among personnel.
The finding that the quality of group functioning is a prerequisite for quality of learning is in line with other literature which suggests that an affective learning climate during meetings will only be achieved if the atmosphere is perceived as trustful, safe and secure (Branch 2005; Boud and Walker 1998).
"Would you just stand at ease and be trustful?
He is playful, silly, self-confident, very happy, very trustful.
The "Cautious" at 19percentthethe "Disengaged" at 12percentt, and the "Doubtful" at 11percentt, are by steps increasingly less trustful of scientists, environmentalists, and the mainstream media, more reliant on information from friends or family, and more likely to believe the television weatherman, acquaintances, and religious figures when it comes to climate change.
The more stuff that interferes with that, the murkier and less trustful people become".
His look was disconcertingly trustful; he was used to being counselled.
They are very self-sufficient, and not trustful of routes society provides for progression".
