Still, Mr. Hesse contended, "we overdelivered," referring to improved profit margins resulting from cost cutting.
Thus, our results provide a neuroanatomical basis for the idea that a higher tendency toward immediate gratification results from less top-down control of the PFC over the striatal brain regions (Peters and Büchel 2011).
Findings of in-depth interviews include: (1) different types of deal shopping value-mining, price-mining, and encountershopping value-miningdeal-prone consumers with a high level of shopping capital—creandng shortcuts, prospencountersnking, and engineering deals, and (3) the sources of deal gratification that result from different goals of deal-prone behaviors.
The emotional gratification that results from continuous companionship forms a buffer against the stress of daily life (Coombs 1991; Gove et al. 1990; Kessler and Essex 1982).
The paper concludes that market failure resulting from a preference of individuals for 'immediate gratification' in the form of health care and disease management, rather than preventative services, where the benefits are delayed, has a major impact on achieving an efficient allocation of resources in markets for the management of chronic diseases.
One is determined by moulds resulting from the past relationships, the other by the present relationship with the therapist, in which the patient will experience adequate gratification of his unmet early infantile need.
Freud believed that adult emotional problems result from either deprivation or excessive gratification during the oral, anal, or phallic stages.
Hynix attributed the improved results largely to increased demand from computer manufacturers.
But improved results followed.
Requesting improved results.
Where there's pressure from Ofsted to improve exam results that money will just be redirected".
