But the Buddha made right understanding the first item in his eightfold path because he knew that everyone is guided by a worldview and underlying beliefs.
It was then that Dr. Madeleine Leininger, now an emeritus professor of nursing at Wayne State University in Detroit, began developing a theory that used techniques drawn from anthropology to investigate people's underlying beliefs and traditional healing arts.
Such eclecticism is sometimes motivated by underlying beliefs about what kinds of objects should be accepted as genuinely existing, or as part of the ultimate "furniture of the universe".
Eastern cults, however, also introduced to the West complex liturgies, beliefs underlying beliefs that could be explained in especially dramatic ways to special devotees ("mysteries"), and much rich symbolism.
Identifying the relevant determinants, and underlying beliefs to influence, is a crucial step in intervention development (G. Peters, 2014; Crutzen et al., 2017).
The use of such systems by care professionals and underlying beliefs of these professionals are essential in the successful implementation of DLS.
Ideally, (1) an overview of the existing literature about the determinants and underlying beliefs of the target behavior is supplemented with (2) qualitative elicitation interviews with target population members and possibly key environmental agents.
The study aimed to examine the relationship between attitudes, social norms, self-efficacy and underlying beliefs and critical care physicians' and nurses' intention to implement evidence-based practice towards CLABSIs prevention.
However, relatively few studies have investigated the processes contributing to a central component of 'theory of mind' – our ability to explain the action of agents in terms of underlying beliefs and desires.
All of your values come from underlying beliefs.
Perhaps, it has to do with our underlying beliefs.
