And if he were the last, McCain would've received the honor of being the class "anchor". That midshipman is recognized with cheers from the class as a future officer of high perseverance — a trait that McCain famously possessed in captivity.
Lastly, individuals with high levels of effort and diligence are more likely to have higher levels of perseverance towards long term goals and be able to maintain focus on long-term challenges.
To assess the feeling of strength and perseverance, higher scores go to a greater feeling of strength/perseverance and, on the other hand, lower scores refer to a lesser feeling of strength/perseverance.
Professional musicians learned about two pianists, equal in achievement but who varied in the source of achievement: the "natural" with early evidence of high innate ability, versus the "striver" with early evidence of high motivation and perseverance (Experiment 1).
Everyone took note of Robert's courage under pressure, high ethical standards, perseverance, curiosity, adaptability, respect for diversity, and team-building skills.
The trophy, named after the former Minnesota North Stars player, is awarded to the player who exhibits a high degree of perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication to hockey.
Give the president high marks for perseverance.
In relation to this, a number of questions are worthwhile for future studies: Why do students in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand have a low level of performance but high levels of perseverance, mathematics interest, instrumental motivation, and mathematics behaviour?
Fortunately, many of the chapters full of suspense, high stakes and perseverance are being written right now.
However, we expected the group with GD plus VGA to display more severe psychopathology and dysfunctional personality traits (viz., higher levels of persistence, defined as perseverance in behavior despite frustration or fatigue).
