Exempel på receptiveness

• 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.

• Family carer support was also conditional upon effective communication and family carer receptiveness.

• A receptiveness to difference would seem to go hand-in-hand with the promotion of pluralism.

• At present, there is very little evidence about what such threshold levels might be, nor yet whether children vary in their receptiveness to negative input.

• While findings revealed limited overall gains in reliability, there was considerable individual variation in receptiveness to the training input.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• That has never been fully explained to me, but it suggests a lack of receptiveness in the system.

• 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.

• This receptiveness to cooperation has been evident right since the start of the economic crisis and it is absolutely necessary for it to continue.

• We admire his persistence rather more than his receptiveness of our arguments.