Students typically emphasised their professional identity as the basis for commitment, although many participants also highlighted a lack of acceptance by qualified practitioners, which reduced it.
And if no one is prepared to use them, that's a good basis for the commitment that no one should possess them.
Clearly for Leibowitz, the problem with specifying some psychological basis for this commitment is defining what the content of this mental act would be.
Although the molecular basis for floral commitment remains unclear, recent studies suggest that the persistent activity of FLOWERING LOCUS T (FT) at inflorescences is required for floral commitment in Arabidopsis thaliana.
They conclude wrongly that traditions other than Christianity have no good resources and insights for helping their practitioners understand and cope with the loss of a loved one and they appeal to fear of punishment as a basis for religious commitment.
As Sen argues, people choose not only on the basis of their concern for their own welfare, but also on the basis of commitments—e.g.g
Recent announcements by the US on emission targets represent a significant shift and provide a basis for scaling up commitments in the coming years.
Moscow has behaved badly and Ukrainians are suffering as a result, but such humanitarian considerations, though real, are a poor basis for issuing military commitments.
Through this process, teachers become 'extended professionals' (Stenhouse, 1975) who are committed to the – systematic questioning of one's own teaching as a basis for development; the commitment to and the skills to study one's own teaching; the concern to question and to test theory in practice by the use of those skills.
Given that New York has the most segregated schools in America, according to the Civil Rights Project at UCLA, these studies should be the basis for a regional commitment to addressing these inequities.
