Sentence examples for lowest autonomy from inspiring English sources

From highest to lowest autonomy these four types are: integrated, identified, introjected, and external motivation.

Lowest cost of the system has been obtained by searching the lowest autonomy duration that allows non-unmet load.

Taking into consideration the current potential autonomy of vehicles available on the market and based on the worst case scenario (vehicle of lowest autonomy), it is assumed that the vehicles that originate from a zone 50 km away from their destination will require charging.

Women in class 3 (lowest autonomy) are least likely to be involved with any kind of family decision making, even in terms of their own health; women in this group also feel less able to communicate with their husbands.

(These are described in the scientific literature, with Orwellian flair, as "low autonomy environments").

Stress is a consequence of high demands and low autonomy, and the evidence is that autonomy has continued to be eroded in many jobs.

Characteristics of our jobs, such as low autonomy, boring tasks, unclear roles and high workload have all been implicated as possible causes of bullying.

We expect low-skilled workers to be mostly in exploitative relationships because of low work valuation (wages) and a low autonomy on work-related decisions, which decreases employee agency (Expectation 1).

But once in college where self-learning is required, as is shown in this failed case, they would find it difficult to adjust to the new way of learning and showed signs of low autonomy.

Hung et al. 2010 specify that students' levels of readiness are high in computer/Internet self-efficacy, and online communication self-efficacy, but are low in learner control and self-directed learning, which partly explains students' low autonomy in using smart phones for self-study as exposed in this failed case.

Further, workers with high role stress combined with low autonomy have been shown to have higher levels of burnout (Kim & Stoner, 2008).