These face-to-face interviews were carried out as a first in-depth exploration of motivations to donate or accept a kidney, and on the influence of relationship changes and examples of such changes.
"It hints at dark forces, at the obscure, unfathomable depths of human motivation".
It is able to mine the depths of human motivation, discern truth and speak directly to conscience.
Considering the cultural context in which coping strategies are employed is essential to gain depth of meaning to motivations for employing a particular strategy and the positive or negative benefits of using a particular strategy.
Irony, he wrote, is a corrosive, world-weary habit of mind, "a quiet refusal to believe in the depth of relationships, the sincerity of motivation, or the truth of speech -- especially earnest speech".
And if we're interested in students' depth of understanding or their motivation to learn, as opposed to mere test scores, there isn't a shred of data to support a claim of superiority for countries with nationalized education systems.
Ottawa Self-Injury Inventory (OSI) [ 16]: This self report inventory is an in-depth measure of occurrence, frequency, level of motivation to stop, types and functions and potential addictive features of self-injury.
But now, when motivation and depth of "heinous and cruel" behaviour are directly at issue, the personality of Tamerlan Tsarnaev is the biggest mitigating factor.
In-depth interviews and conversations with some workers who were observed to exhibit a high sense of motivation suggested that the factors motivating them were intrinsic.
The depth and permanence of changes in attitude and point of view depend on the personality of the individual, degree of motivation to be reformed, and the degree to which the environment supports the new frame of reference.
The characters have depth and motivation; they're not perfect nor are they stereotypes.
