An exploratory factor analysis yields three distinct motives: protection, marketing, and exchange.
Our focus has been limited to the identification and description of two distinct motives and processes of the internationalization of new ventures.
To eliminate this shortcoming, we analyze the differences between interlocks established by executive directors and interlocks created by outside directors1 focusing on the distinct motives of firms to create them.
Given that husbands and wives had distinct motives for avoiding rearing many children and that the discussion of reproduction was shrouded in silence, the dissemination and use of new ideals of family was crucial in enabling birth control to be thought about respectably within marriage.
Most villains have a distinct diabolical motive like urge to earn more money, lust, or ruling over the world.
The general therapeutic narrative as defined by Illouz has distinct market motives, specifically the creation of an entire population in need of therapeutically assisted self-actualization.
Five types of diaspora tourist are identified, each having distinct travel motives, experiences, migration backgrounds, cultural identities and place attachments.
Prichard originally thought that conscience, or a sense of obligation, was a distinct species of motive from desire.
In line with the explained empirical evidence, this model allows us to identify two distinct types of investment motives for remittances.8 First, when the expected returns to remittances are larger than the returns to savings, we say that remittances are sent with a "pure investment motive".
'Consumer orientation' here refers to distinct or particular rationales and motives for purchasing and using certain material goods and services.
