For example, motives for MIPA were influenced by a number of factors, including interactions within the organization and the stories told by others.
CAM was evaluated as an undifferentiated whole; no attempt was made to distinguish between various types of alternative medicine practices (for example, motives of patients attending a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner could differ from those attending a homeopath).
Why else would there be such difficulty in establishing answers to questions about, for example, the motive for the bombing of a Pan Am flight?
For example, no motive is apparent for why an agent stepped over the threshold with his left foot rather than his right.
Active recruitment may yield different participants with, for example, different motives to participate, or less urgent child behavior problems.
Atkinson's (1964) theory of motivation, for example, views motivation as the product of two key components – motives and expectancies.
that the moral sense is concerned with motives — we approve, for example, of the motive of benevolence, and the wider the scope the better.
For example, if my motive in giving a friend a birthday present is not friendship and affection, but a general desire to promote the greatest happiness of the greatest number, I may only succeed in disappointing and offending her, and thus actually reducing the amount of happiness in the world.
One worker, for example, expressed this motive as: "Work is both intellectual and social food".
Tossing a coin is just one example of such motives as causes of decisions and thereby of actions (Neurath 1913/1983, 1917/2004); Neurath commended it over choices made 'with the help of an inadequate metaphysical theory' (Neurath 1912/1973, 122).
