The positive kind sometimes succeeded in getting children to work harder on academic tasks, but at the cost of unhealthy feelings of "internal compulsion".
(At least in the normal case, where there is neither external constraint nor internal compulsion or other pathology).
It is because duties of virtue alone are subject only to internal compulsion that Kant calls them "directly ethical duties".
It is common to find an inner compulsion that goes with the artistic imagination, some internal engine that refuses to stop when most of us in our 70s and 80s are playing bowls or bridge.
Rather than being driven by an internal, proto-Romantic compulsion to explore his own soul via his self-image, maybe he was meeting a demand for "portraits of the artist, by the artist".
These factors are called internal factors (abilities, skills, compulsions) or external factors (time availability, opportunity, resources) [ 20, 21].
This happened largely due to Mr Singh's compulsions at home and internal bickering in the Pakistani establishment.
Ruling against a defense motion, Baltimore city circuit court judge Barry Williams found that Sergeant Alicia White and Officer William G Porter, two of the six officers charged in the death of Gray, had spoken without compulsion to internal investigators about his death.
It is internal direction, not external compulsion that induces us to act either morally or immorally.
Moral responsibility and Aristotle's concerns moral responsibility and moral character voluntariness, praiseworthiness and character the dialectical inquiry into voluntariness force, compulsion and the internal origin of action responsibility for character moral agency and the origination of action.
The song itself is the ultimate expression of Morrison's compulsion to heed the internal voices that drive his music, the seemingly painful search for his inner lion.
