This motivates the process developers to find those input-output time series segments, which possess the highest information content in the identification process.
Both organization science and cognitive science have taken a decided turn toward including affect, empathy, and interest as components of the knowledge creation process, interacting constructively with the conceptual and logical components rather than working separately to bias and motivate the process (Kunda [1999]; Liedtka & Ogilvie [2011]).
The exercise of thinking about the causal pathway for the unsuccessful event as a separate exercise from identifying the aspects of substandard care motivated the learning process of the group.
Another experimental paradigm that motivated the dual-process theory was the rat acoustic startle response [ 10, 66].
The physical complexity of these processes has motivated the development of numerical process simulations, addressing preform manufacture, mold filling, and resin cure.
The course was coordinated by Nelly Marin, Regional Advisor on Pharmaceutical Policies of PAHO, who created and motivated the PHCbPSWG through the process, and had as academic coordinator Vera Lucia Luiza from the WHO-PAHO Collaborating Centre for Pharmaceutical Policies, also part of the National School of Public Health.
"You should be motivated by the process, the experience and your craft," she said, estimating her company's outlay at AUS$22,000.
We've found teachers are highly motivated by the process; it is voluntary, self-directed and unpaid, yet they engage with it because of the rewards that this level of rigour brings.
After all, it's called "personal" training for a reason -- working closely together creates a bond that will help you to stay engaged and motivated throughout the process.
Students also expressed being intrinsically motivated by the process of working with other students rather than focused on the grade they would receive for the assignment: The good thing was, when we met up for the video, we tried to have fun.
