Under the rubric of the "empirical interest" in the beautiful, he argued that there are societal reasons for taking interest in the availability and possession of beautiful objects.
By contrast, our theoretical and empirical interest was in intra-organizational dynamics impacting the context in which scientists and engineers work.
We should perhaps not be surprised that NE analysis alone often fails to tell us much of applied, empirical interest about strategic-form games (e.g., Figure 6 above), in which informational structure is suppressed.
Kant admits that we have certain general concerns with beauty that mean that desire may follow from a judgment of beauty, but according to Kant, such desires do not have their source solely in the pleasure in the beautiful (Kant 1790, pp. 154 162, on "empirical interest" and "intellectual interest").
The relative magnitudes of these effects is a subject of much current empirical interest.
Similarly, the research questions, areas of empirical interest, and methods were sequential and iterative.
However, its study only gains empirical interest if a rationale for the MA behavior can be envisioned.
By thinking of religions as mechanisms that addresses other types of cooperation problem, however, such puzzles become tractable, and new pathways for empirical interest become evident.
Finally, dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents [ 90] has gained recent empirical interest for youth NSSI [ 91– 95]; this intervention consists of individual therapy for adolescents, family therapy as warranted, and a multifamily skills training group.
Frequency distributions and cross-tabulations of demographic and household variables were examined in relation to normal and overweight categories, with variables of primary empirical interest being frequency of family dinner, household food rules, and race/ethnicity.
There is recent empirical interest in whether reductions in molecular genetic variation in selfing compared with outcrossing populations can be explained by mating system alone (because of an up to 50%% reduction in effective population size due to selfing), or if selection for reproductive assurance via population bottlenecks need be invoked (reviewed in Busch and Delph 2012; Wright et al. 2013).
