Sentence examples for conceived motivation from inspiring English sources
Drive, initially proposed by the American psychologist Robert S. Woodworth, was developed most fully by Clark Hull, an American psychologist who conceived motivation to result from changed internal bodily needs, which were in turn satisfied by obtaining specific items from the environment.
For example, some motivational theorists conceive motivation to be an aversive state: one to be avoided.
That was the motivation of Governor Nelson Rockefeller and the Port Authority in the nineteen-sixties, when the World Trade Center was conceived, and it is the motivation for the entrepreneurs who have built or plan to build tall buildings in cities like Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur, where the Petronas Towers, the tallest skyscrapers in the world at the moment, were built in 1998.
SR conceived of the project, provided the biological motivation and application of the model, and participated in manuscript preparation.
Cultural competence is conceived as a process that is acquired over time and with motivation.
It may, however, have provided "extra motivation and impetus to a plan that had already been conceived".
Legal farming was conceived as a way of increasing the supply of bile to reduce the motivation for poaching wild bears, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Contemporary anti-rationalist arguments thus take the form of showing that practical reason as conceived of by Kant and Kantians will not yield the right answers, nor suffice for motivation.
That Ellison conceived and backed NIC he's also the chairman and reportedly put up $10 million–speaks volumes about the motivation behind it.
