(2011): "A smart child unable to sit still during an exam or uninterested in exerting much effort can produce spuriously low scores on an IQ test".
Makes a GREAT stocking stuffer for that not-so-special someone in your life that you have to get a present for but don't want to break the bank or exert much effort.
Returning to the track two days after establishing a new Olympic record in the 100 meters, Bolt advanced to the semifinal in the 200 meters, finishing 1st in his Round 1 heat without seeming to exert much effort.
Another reason Reid struggled was that the White House, which backed the public option but didn't exert much effort on its behalf, had cut deals with hospitals and pharmaceutical companies that opposed the public option to gain their support for health care reform.
Consistent with the hypothesis that image mattered, participants exerted much greater effort in the public case: the average number of clicks, at 900, was nearly double the average of 517 clicks in the private case.However, the academics wanted to go a step further.
It was seen as a very fast option, which does not necessitate exerting much additional effort, or having to change routines.
Insofar as severance pay cannot be fully neutralized in the wage bargaining (see Lazear 1990), our main theoretical prediction is that, unless permanent workers respond to a high EPL gap by exerting much more effort (thus making their jobs much more attractive for firms and temporary workers), a rise in the EPL gap is likely to reduce firms' temp-to-perm conversion rates.
Second, we invest in our network, who are typically amazing entrepreneurs or visionaries (e.g., the PayPal mafia, Facebook mafia, etc).. Investing in our network means we do not need to exert much incremental effort sourcing and helping out on deals because we already know the entrepreneurs and what they are working on.
Figuratively speaking, if we exerted this much effort into revamping an educational system that does it's children no favors, maybe we could seek a brighter future.
