One reason could be "willingness-to-please" in combination with fear of being identified.
Another method that could be applied is willingness to pay for pain-reduction treatments.
The three subscales for strength of motivation for medical study could be labelled as: Willingness to sacrifice (Subscale 1) Readiness to start (Subscale 2) Persistence (Subscale 3) Willingness to sacrifice (Subscale 1) Readiness to start (Subscale 2) Persistence (Subscale 3) This subscale measures the willingness of a student to sacrifice for his/her medical study.
"A negative could be society's willingness to pay for it all".
Perhaps even more significantly, the surge signaled a change in American attitudes, with more humility about what could be done, more willingness to listen to Iraqis, and with quietly but sharply reduced ambitions.
Individuals being aware of their country's organ donation policy could be endogenous to willingness to donate as those who are willing to donate might also be more likely to have informed themselves enough to make the donation decision or are simply more likely to want to learn about the topic.
As pointed out in this paper, however, care should be taken when eliciting individuals' willingness to pay, for this willingness could be biased due to diverse constraints (lack of information or inability to understand it, financial constraints, etc).
Further, in Thailand and also in Kenya, study participants showed an overwhelming willingness to participate in future HIV prevention research but this initial willingness could be compromised if the research process failed to adequately deal with community-specific expectations, sensitivities and other social complexities [ 26, 27].
His career could be characterised by a willingness to wade knee-deep into situations that others would rather tiptoe around.
Thus, future research could be directed towards the willingness of landowners to purchase forest insurance and finding ways to meet these different levels of demand.
This concept reaches back into antiquity when the rulers in Sparta forcibly removed children from families so they could be indoctrinated with the willingness and importance of dying for the State in war. 3 This was also the model for Plato's idealized Republic.
