Participants with professional experience in business & finance consider engagement to be significantly more community-oriented (COM-SELF), reputation to be more non-moral (MO-NMO), self-centered (COM-SELF) and competitive (COOP-COMP), and integrity to be more cooperative (COOP-COMP).
This complements the literature arguing that altruistic behavior is instrumental in serving other selfish (or non-purely altruistic) ends such as self-reputation or social approval.
Individual knowledge sharing actions are not just for knowledge learning, but also for inter-personal competition, cooperation, self-reputation, or even free-rider experiences (Liao et al., 2013).
This means that a concern for self-reputation and reciprocity cannot be the main motivation for young children's helping behavior because to benefit one's reputation, one has to perform the act oneself.
The Metro-North station has been restored to its 1911 Beaux-Arts self; its reputation as a locus for prostitution and drug dealing is now a memory.
Then, in flashback, she lives out the high-flying moments that won her pre-accident self a reputation as a no-regrets party girl who could be counted on for little except stingingly thoughtless behavior.
If that happens too often, doctors say, a kidney can develop a self-fulfilling reputation as an unwanted organ.
To Williams, 32, this represents another step toward a career in holistic healing and away from his self-described reputation as "the poster child for marijuana".
Thompson, who committed suicide in 2005, survives to some degree in the popular imagination because of his self-burnished reputation for wild excess.
Today, he is devoting far more time to defending his self-proclaimed reputation for clean government, which his hasty act has called into doubt.
This spree of violence has punctured the self-constructed reputation of the Awami League, the ruling party, as the sole guardian of the secular fibre of Sunni-majority Bangladesh.
