In other words, is it possible that health workers might be more motivated by messages that emphasize patients' welfare rather than their own?
COMPANY computer systems are often used by employees to quietly send politically motivated e-mail messages or to surf political sites on the Internet, often without management's consent.
Communication of risk to target populations needs to be carefully planned to avert maladaptive behaviors due to fear and defensive avoidance (the motivated resistance to the message, such as denial or minimization of the threat ).
To this promise, add the unfortunate fact that there is almost no one, myself included, who hasn't been personally affected by watching a loved one do battle with the disease, and you have a strong and motivated target audience for the message.
"The Dallas PD are sending a message that bias-motivated intimidation and attacks will not be tolerated," Tatum told HuffPost.
His brief comment in court furthered suggestions that the attack was politically-motivated as it echoed the message put forward by those supporting a so-called Brexit that leaving the EU would be a vote for freedom.
Despite the recent success of in vivo neurochemical monitoring, much is still unknown regarding the chemical messages that underlie motivated behavior and decision making.
Product, service, job, and classified advertising in Science and on its Web sites opens your organization's message up to a motivated, high-quality scientific audience numbering in the millions.
Likewise, the Elaboration Likelihood Model, which featured prominently in the development of our messages, proposes that when a concern about an issue is high (i.e., topic is important), people are more motivated to attend to issue-relevant messages and process them more deeply [ 16].
