A new study from the University of British Columbia shows that narcissists do best in job interviews - and are more successful "than equally qualified candidates who act more modestly". The study has substantive implications for Human Resources operations and hiring managers, as well as for job candidates.
All nontrivial versions of reasons internalism and externalism have substantive implications concerning the extension of agents' reasons, and for the most part theory here is answerable to common sense and aims at accommodating it.
In addition, the conclusions of moral psychology can have substantive moral implications, for it may be reasonable to assume that if there are deep reasons that a given type of moral reasoning cannot be practical, then any principles that demand such reasoning are unsound.
The findings have substantive public policy implications for coastal management.
We believe these hold lessons, which viewed in the context of recent discussion around "reverse innovation", could have substantive and important implications for improving quality of health care in more developed countries as well [ 17].
Such a proposition not only challenges our theoretical understanding of event perception, but also has substantive practical implications for fairness in sports by strongly advocating the increased use of technology instead of perceptual training programs for match officials.
Given the individual and economic burden associated with GAD, identifying accessible alternative behavioral treatments will have substantive public health implications.
Doing so has substantive and complex implications for doctors, who have distinctive duties to their patients, as well as other possible legal and ethical consequences.
This point shows that, because agents must use natural resources (occupy space, breathe air, etc)., self-ownership on its own has no substantive implications.
