First, it has been claimed that that desires (standing for motivation in general) are fundamentally distinct from epistemic states in their direction of fit.
Specific broad themes explored included: understanding discordance, normative and personal perceptions of HIV transmission risks, risk reduction strategies, impact of ARVs on HIV risk for discordant couples, partner relationships, reproductive health including desire for children and motivations for remaining negative.
Although this was not a comparative study, previous research has highlighted that the desire and motivation for lesbian parents to have children is much stronger than for fertile heterosexual parents (Bos et al., 2003).
Most philosophers who accept views related to Lewis's about psychology and decision-making (in particular, who accept a Humean story about beliefs and desires being the basis for motivation, and who accept some or other version of expected utility maximisation as the basis for rational decision) have broadly consequentialist positions.
These companies often present a strong desire and motivation for positive change, and projects can range from industry benchmarking research to inform strategy to complex futures plans that build a company's long-term resilience.
This could be explained by other causes such as the natural course of the disease or more desire or motivation for improvement in the group with lower HPA activity [ 52, 53].
Students enter the medical study with internally generated motives like genuine interest (intrinsic motivation) and/or externally generated motives like parental pressure or desire for status or prestige (controlled motivation).
Leave them alone in their misery for a little while in order to ascertain what their true desire and motivation is for the emotional breakdown.
Jillings recommended a public judicial inquiry into the issue and said former residents who had made complaints "did not appear to be motivated out of a desire for financial recompense" and "the motivation appeared to be a genuine desire to see the situation improved for children in care".
Girard's "mimetic theory" saw imitation at the heart of individual desire and motivation, accounting for the competition and violence that galvanize cultures and societies.
Csath (2012) argues that embracing open innovation is essential for SMEs to grow internationally and they need an educational system which encourages and appreciates creativity, criticism, self-discipline, self-motivation, desire for knowledge and life-long learning, openness, and cooperation.
