A study among rural health workers in North Vietnam, for example, revealed that the most motivating factors in their job were identified as appreciation by managers, and colleagues, appreciation by the community, a stable job and income and training [ 38].
The most common specific motivating factors identified were the perceived positive health and hygiene benefits of the procedure, and the potential for increased sexual pleasure for both themselves and their female sexual partners.
The most commonly cited motivating factors to enroll, or experienced during the PhD training included: high level of supervisors' commitment (67%), availability of funds to support PhD research (63%), PhD training attached to a research grant (25%), availability of a regular stipend (25%), and availability of downloadable training modules (23%).
The most common motivating factor?
"It's absolutely a motivating factor," the senior Angela Vicari, who pulled down 12 rebounds, said of last year's disappointment.
But he once explained to me that the most motivating thing for him was problem-solving.
"We really have a task to prepare kids for that, and the data is one of the most motivating tools".
Just talking to others who picked up again, who got through all that, can be a very motivating factor," Custers added.
The NYCLU said the settlement would include the following changes to the guidelines: Prohibiting investigations in which race, religion or ethnicity is a substantial or motivating factor.
Whether the current Supreme Court would accept this generous gloss on the discriminatory intent standard — a "motivating factor" but not the only factor — is, I think, an open question.
