Some of the articles reviewed provide evidence to suggest that workplace trust also has consequences for intention to leave and quality of care.
The TDF has recently been updated [ 24] and consists of 14 domains (knowledge, skills, social and professional role and identity, beliefs about capabilities, optimism, beliefs about consequences, reinforcement, intention, goals, memory, attention and decision processes, environmental context and resources, social influences, emotion, and action planning).
Combined with this idea is the prevalent belief, seen both within the questionnaires and the interviews, that certain subgroups of patients may indeed benefit (TDF Beliefs about Consequences and Intentions).
In an fMRI study that compared thinking about physical causality (physical event and its consequences) versus intentional causality (a subject's intentions and its consequences), the precuneus/posterior cingulate cortex was found to subserve reasoning about intentional causality [33], a function that usually develops before false belief understanding.
The finding might also suggest that structured chronic care could have some negative consequences, despite its intention to enhance self-management in patients.
It is easy enough to see how good intentions are rewarded, yet the unsuccessful consequences of bad intentions are just as important.
Of the unintended consequences of good intentions.
In foreign affairs he prefers what he takes to be the pagan approach to that of the Judeo-Christian tradition, a morality of consequence, not of intention.
This may simply have been an oversight, a deliberate tactical or strategic decision, a consequence of their intention to die in the assault – or it may have been a reaction, possibly unconscious, to the new media environment in which terrorists operate.
Biological altruism is defined in terms of fitness consequences, not motivating intentions.
