Green still offers little in the way of "back-story" and retains a distrust of "motivation", but somehow we do become familiar with the nature of Charley Raunce, the venal, nervous head footman, surprisingly promoted to butler, and of Edith, the ravishing, gentle but conniving underhousemaid.
There are reasons why these people have tended to be overlooked and why they may distrust the motivations of those instructing them to take tablets.
The distrust decreases the motivation and the capability of the communities to choose a cooperative path which is a prerequisite for peaceful and effective resources sharing (Eriksen and Lind 2009).
Another potential cause for this distrust of patient motivation for CTP use stems from the fact that some of the patient populations in which cannabis may be a potential therapeutic option, such as chronic pain, HIV/AIDS, and mental health issues, are already stigmatized [ 17].
This is a simplified form of trust (and distrust) modeling, but motivations could be found in the literature about collective behavior [39, 40] and refers both to the prevalence of egocentrism in assimilating new information and to trust dynamics.
i. Incentive motivation A majority of participants distrusted advice about optional vaccines from healthcare professionals, doubting their motivation.
There was a strong sense of incongruence between trusting the skills and professionalism of opticians and distrusting the commercial motivation of the industry in which they worked.
Perhaps the most interesting paradox described in this study is that the potential of financial compensation to empower community workers, especially women, coexists with managers' distrust of their motivations and fear that payment will give CHWs the power to arbitrate for more compensation.
However there is a widespread belief that mutual distrust and skepticism about motivations are prevalent between public and private sector actors [ 24].
Considerable distrust of police motives was reported.
