"Along the way, he assembles a beguiling portrait of the plagiarist (at least the habitual one) as an oddly plaintive psychopath".
"If you can at least maintain habitual physical activity, that's very, very valuable," she said.
Secondly, taking up at least moderate habitual activity levels in later life or remaining consistently active compared with remaining sedentary or doing only light activities over a 4-year period each offered an ∼40% reduction in risk of diabetes.
It is also extremely difficult to obtain good estimates of the strength of the relationship, as it is usually necessary to observe or, at least, categorize habitual physical activity over a long period.
Djokovic's on-court impersonations of other players, not least Nadal's habitual fiddling with the seat of his pants, have delighted fans of what is so often a po-faced game.
The transition from the egregiously inefficient Soviet economy to a market economy gave an opening to those with entrepreneurial spirit, but the economic reforms of the early nineties also led to corruption, inequality, impoverishment, and a collapse of the Soviet life style, which may have been shabby but was at least stable and habitual.
The embassy also said Mr. Obama's decision to make Ottawa his first foreign trip as president would "do much to diminish — temporarily, at least — Canada's habitual inferiority complex vis-à-vis the U.S. and its chronic but accurate complaint that the U.S. pays far less attention to Canada than Canada does to us".
By definition then, these findings suggest that the instrumental reward-seeking response is, at least in part, habitual and driven by processes that are separate and divorced from the outcome.
As Harris pointed out, some schools have pioneered an approach that puts at least a dent in habitual truancy: They appoint attendance boards to address repeated absences, even in the lowest grades.
So we can conclude that corrupt actions are, at least in the paradigm case, habitual actions that are morally wrong, and therefore not motivated by the true belief that they are morally right.
