The relatively low cut-off-value of the FINDRISC (≥13 points) may have led to the selection of individuals with a relatively healthy lifestyle, limiting the motivation to change [ 10, 19].
(Supervisor, 28 years old) Delayed subsidies limited the motivation of supervisors to visit and oversee APEs, as supervisors did not feel comfortable demanding more work knowing that APEs were not receiving their subsidies on time and were demotivated.
Play behavior positively affects welfare of farm animals, yet impoverished social environment during early ontogeny may limit the opportunity or motivation to play.
It would seem fair to assume that highly motivated workers with suboptimal competence and skills will not perform well and, conversely, that low motivation may limit the performance of even those health workers that command optimal levels of competence.
Looking beyond these limits is the motivation for Fabian Frenzel's new book, Slumming It (Zed Books), which takes a closer look at the return of slum tourism in the global south and reaches unexpected conclusions.
This unexpected result might be explained by a possible ceiling effect for treatment motivation, which limits the amount of change that can be shown by the adolescents who were already motivated for treatment at the moment of admission, or by regression toward the mean due to error in the measure (Kazdin 2003).
We have limited the discussion of possible empathic motivation to the final two paragraphs of the Discussion, and have considerably elaborated on possible alternative explanations so that the thoughtful reader can choose their own interpretation.
The strategy of training ASHAs after they are selected for the post rather than mandating a basic training course as a pre-requisite for applying for the post was said to limit their motivation to learn.
The cold radial maze is a dry-land test with easy-to-measure variables that relies on a consistent motivation system and limits the moderately adverse experience to the duration of testing.
While laboratory experiments are important for understanding the information that consumers consider when making specific purchases (Graham et al., 2012), manipulating participants' motivations as well as limiting the choice of products constrains ecological validity.
