Some involve prestige: in its 51st year, the ACM awards are the oldest prizes, followed closely by the CMAs, in its 49th year.
Based on previous research [ 20, 24, 25], we further expect the current payment systems to be preferred by those having personality traits involving prestige-orientation and status-seeking and by those who are risk-tolerant, effort-tolerant and income-focused.
No money is involved, just prestige and an elegant plaque.
For the companies and individuals involved, the prestige gained can be useful.
For a number of reasons some rooted in U.N. procedure, some involving the prestige and millions of taxpayer dollars the U.S. brings to the table it's likely Obama will get his wish for U.S. membership.
Penn's metric of success tends to involve wealth, prestige, and fulfilling careers.
He will be the surrogate for Aung San Suu Kyi because the military could not stand the loss of prestige involved in her becoming president.
And, of course, a race for governor of California, home to nearly one in eight Americans, is not a garden-variety election, given the money and the prestige involved, not to mention the potential springboard to higher, national office.
Very large and firmly held complexes of values are involved, such as prestige, peace of mind, income, and even life itself or the military security of entire nations or regions even, in modern times, the annihilation of all mankind.
A race that Republicans thought they would not have to worry about has become a tale bigger than Texas itself: a battle involving the political prestige of a president, the control of the Senate and the shifting political tides caused by the growing Hispanic population.
