Suppose, for example, that rewards were used to encourage people to support a certain cause with a minimum donation.
"If you have a certain cause, an art museum or a symphony, and you want to support it, it would be nice if you had the choice".
Fervent fans have always bound their identity to a certain cause, but it's only in the modern age that it's become quasi-religious.
I mean, if you have a certain cause, an art museum, or a symphony, and you want to support it, it would be nice if you had the choice to support it.
Ho and Case (1994): "the assumption that a certain cause will shift the process by a known shift is totally unrealistic".
If you really care about a certain cause, there is great joy in being able to both volunteer and write a significant check.
Someone who talks endlessly about how passionately they feel about getting involved in a certain cause, but never puts any time or money into it is just talking.
For those playing the home game, slacktivism is when people do something online in support of a certain cause or event, such as sign a petition or share a news article, that requires little time and/or thought.
Someone who dedicates a considerable amount of their time or money to a certain cause is investing in what they believe is important, whether or not they advertise that to the world or not.
A subgroup analysis based on the type of surgery (e.g., stricturoplasty, ileocecal resection, fistulectomy, colectomy) did not demonstrate significant associations to a certain type of surgical intervention nor to a certain cause of surgery, e.g., ileal stenosis (data not shown).
