0 willingness to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions: --
the government's receptiveness to reform
We admire his persistence rather more than his receptiveness of our arguments.
This receptiveness to cooperation has been evident right since the start of the economic crisis and it is absolutely necessary for it to continue.
My attention has been drawn to a growing body of evidence which indicates that children have a degree of receptiveness and awareness about tobacco promotion.
That has never been fully explained to me, but it suggests a lack of receptiveness in the system.
There have been massive changes in cancer service organization and philosophy in recent years, involving in particular an increased sensitivity and receptiveness to the needs and wishes of patients.
Elaborative discourse about shared experiences in the context of a generally warm, secure relationship may enhance children's receptiveness to the understanding of psychological states embedded within such conversations.
In addition, many international refugee agencies deliberately make relief assistance available to local people so as to increase the receptiveness of the host community to refugees.
While findings revealed limited overall gains in reliability, there was considerable individual variation in receptiveness to the training input.
