"This scheme involves the grant of state aid directly and predominantly to the coffers of private, religious schools, and it is unquestioned that these institutions incorporate religious concepts, motives and themes into all facets of their educational planning," wrote Judge Clay, a 1997 Clinton appointee who was joined in the opinion by a 1991 Bush appointee, Judge Eugene E. Siler.
Ethnographic fieldnotes documenting the coordination and performance of team briefings were analyzed using Kenneth Burke's concepts of motive and attitude.
Taking into account a more biological concept, perhaps another motive could be health and the scale of needs.
Physiological explanations of human behaviour that depend on the concept of primary motives (derived from research with rats or dogs) run into difficulties in view of the fact that primary motivation and reward do not appear to be critical in most studies of human skill acquisition.
Yes, because it improves our awareness and mastery of that play -- whether it's run on us or by us. it allows us to align behind a single name and concept the observed motives common to all quips, the plays that counter or complement them, and the known risks and benefits of running that play.
In this technique, documents that a person or a group of persons consider related (by concept, sequence, hierarchy, experience, motive, or other characteristics) are connected via "hyperlinks," mimicking the way humans associate ideas.
Allport is best known for the concept that, although adult motives develop from infantile drives, they become independent of them.
Sex hormones have been reported to dynamically modulate the expression of implicit motives, a concept that has previously been thought to be relatively stable over time.
Generally stated, internalism is the view that there is a logical or necessary connection between two concepts, typically reasons, motives, and obligations.
