0 willingness to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions:
the government's receptiveness to reform
Although most of these crazes now seem tragically quaint, the '70s were also characterized by a touching receptiveness to new ideas.
There is a need for receptiveness to new ideas as opposed to the instantaneous rejection which is our normal British heritage.
Contini believes that the modern child can be weaned off the junk-food diet, and that the key is to tap in to their receptiveness to culinary education.
Until now there has been little attention paid to how we feel and how that shapes our receptiveness to advertising.
By understanding these relations, researchers may discover new ways to increase the receptiveness of their audience and influence attitudes and behaviors that foster adoption.
First, business is not all-powerful, as some observers seem to indicate, because its influence depends on the receptiveness of the government it interacts with.
The idea of uniform receptiveness is in fact the same as for admissibility, modulo a distinct concept of output.
Cultural factors that affect patients' receptiveness to self-care may influence both the no intervention baseline and the effect of an intervention.
