Contoh openness

• Bases of such changes include self-knowledge and self-critique of biases, stereotypes, and prejudices plus the virtues of openness and humility, as previously noted.

• For those economies, the previous high openness ratios are the result of former high intra-state trade for which a replacement could not easily be found.

• The apparent openness, then, to an emotional engagement is reduced again to rational knowledge and an idealised perception.

• Once again, replacing the continuous score with the dichotomous score for institutional democracy does not change the sign and statistical significance level of media openness.

• It should be noted that the effect of media openness holds for the empirical tests both with and without the presence of institutional democracy.

• The most frequently mentioned bene t was the increased openness and trust in their relationship with the patient that came from sharing information.

• My other considerations about the sense of openness still apply.

• Advocates of the system argue that it encourages openness, reduces corruption and increases people's motivation and performance.

• In light of the nowprevalent view that global economic integration ' crowds out ' the state, this link between economic openness and domestic interventionism seems counterintuitive.

• These include (i) preference parameters, (ii) production and employment characteristics, and (iii) openness of international financial markets.

• And openness was explicitly linked to articulation, inasmuch as one "opened oneself" to the extent that one opened one's mouth.

• The key advantage of such separation of non-epistemic registration and motivated epistemized selection therefrom is the openness to a continual renewal of adaptation.

• The diversity of goals proper to medicine, and their openness to interpretation, makes mapping the moral domain of medicine complex and contested.

• After all, openness not only helped clients feel better about themselves but also purportedly allowed therapists access to their problems.

• This paper outlines current methodologies used to measure openness in other sectors, and explores their applicability to measuring openness of the health sector.