Those properties move an agent to act, and they do so unaided by any additional source of motivation; their motivational power is wholly intrinsic, depending on no desire or disposition of the individual herself.
We have the motivation, strength, power — but sometimes you have to be lucky".
Later on in classical history, however, the word gradually acquired more of its modern flavour, implying a ruler whose sole motivation was power and personal gain, and as a result its use in public life became controversial.
Figure 3 Motivation of power control.
The motivation behind power saving multi-channel MAC protocol (PSM-MMAC) (Wang et al. 2006) is the fact that some nodes are powered by battery.
The checklist may be grouped under four issues relating to sources of: (i) motivation, (ii) power, (iii) knowledge, and (iv) legitimization.
Motivation: The power of a microarray experiment derives from the identification of genes differentially regulated across biological conditions.
Frankel et al. found that patients felt that better surgical outcomes were linked to a positive attitude, motivation, will power and feeling mentally prepared [ 28].
Turner's concept of communitas as the emergence of a homogeneous, consensual group has similarly been critiqued as ignoring the dynamics of motivation and power inherent in any group (Eade, 1992; Eade and Sallnow, 1991).
Trade-offs of this sort may exist for female susceptibility to breast cancer as well, as estrogen response to competitive interactions is associated with higher motivation for power (Stanton and Schultheiss 2007).
