The development of harmony in life is based upon the cognitive aspects of psychological functioning as altruistic mental commitment (Dambrun & Ricard 2011), fit focused secondary control (Morling & Evered 2006), non-judgmental, mindful adaptation (e.g., see Kabat-Zinn 2004), and mental resilience (Kashdan & Rottenberg 2010).
The Clinton Global Initiative is a force to be reckoned with, rife with commitment, enthusiasm, and altruistic amour.
He forced himself to "recall" the hurt, "empathize" with the one who hurt him, offer an "altruistic" gift of forgiveness, make a "commitment" to forgive, and "hold" onto the forgiveness.
What is best about our country is our heart's desire to be of service, our commitment to our neighbors and our altruistic spirit.
Furthermore, according to the results of a previous Hungarian survey, female medical students bear more altruistic, family-centred, idealistic ideas and show earlier commitment during their career socialisation process, compared with their male colleagues and female law students [ 33].
The nurses in the current study who emphasized the creation of good relationships with residents may be seen as being altruistic in the sense of having a strong commitment and a desire to create wellness and meaningfulness for their residents.
Many in the SETI community have shown commitment to the belief that a technologically advanced civilization will be altruistic, despite the lack of evidence supporting that assumption.
According Pellegrino [ 36] each patient encounter is an opportunity for every HCW to demonstrate commitment to the profession by using attained competence to demonstrate an altruistic approach towards patients.
But he bluntly dismissed Jefferson, while altruistic, as "a hypocrite" and said that the idea of honoring the two figures because of their commitment to empowering the common man was dishonest to history.
Many have altruistic motives.
