How do these factors vary in relation to the goods or services the social enterprise delivers, as a function of the entrepreneur's personal motivation, or in the cultural context in which the enterprise operates?
Alternatively, it may be a function of the premedical education itself that increases motivation to practice in Malawi.
A contrasting theory, put forward by Kanfer and Heggestad (1999), is that work motivation occurs as a function of the interaction between the person and the situation [ 39].
We hypothesise that CHW motivation will increase as a function of the relevance of the CHW social identity to CHWs and the resulting identification of CHWs with that collective [ 34, 48].
The TRA proposes that behaviour is predicted by intention to engage in that behaviour, which, in turn, is predicted by attitude towards that behaviour (a function of the perceived consequences of participation and a personal evaluation of those consequences) and the perceived social norm (a function of the perceived expectations to participate and the motivation to comply with those expectations).
Student retention was thought to be a function of individual motivation, attributes, and skills; thus, students failed, not institutions (Tinto 2006).
According to Franco's theory of motivation (4), health worker performance is a function of competence, motivation, and factors including resource availability and other supports.
According to this theory, HIV/AIDS prevention behaviors are a function of information, motivation, and perceived ability of behavioral skills concerning those behaviors.
Attention to motivation is important because factors that influence the performance of health-care workers are a function of motivation [ 14].
The best evangelists build companies by sparking in others an ability to do more than ever before as a function of motivation natured by unwavering passion, compassion and a brutal focus on the pragmatic.
