This hurdle could be overcome by motivation and professional commitment as a nurse as well as by support from a nursing manager and colleagues [ 5].
For instance, the extra effort that those with psychiatric disorder report having to make, in order to do their work, e.g. to overcome poor motivation or anxious cognitions, can be assessed [ 24], as could impairments in concentration and cognitive function, through simple neuropsychological tests.
It was suggested that individuals attempt to cognitively modulate their negative emotions by reinterpreting the intentions of their opponents in order to overcome emotional motivations (e.g., punishment) and make a rational decision (i.e., accept unfair offers; Grecucci et al., 2013b).
There are also the issues concerning the anonymity of the data, and the different data formats, and the managing of the shared data, and the Web platforms.... Yes, these are all true, but they're easily overcome if the motivation is there.
Furthermore, in a reverse-reward contingency task [9] [11], where chimpanzees failed to select a smaller food array in order to receive a larger one, the use of Arabic numerals (instead of food) allowed chimpanzees to overcome their strong motivation to choose the largest between the two food arrays and to be successful.
Their stories are different, and yet linked by parallels in the barriers they have faced and overcome, and their motivations for doing so.
"But are you motivated to go beyond stereotype?" To a large extent, our motivation to overcome our biases depends on implicit social norms, which we assimilate from a variety of sources.
For Trump's foes, the prospect of such an outcome should provide sufficient motivation to overcome @realDonaldTrump fatigue.
Even if all the technical hurdles can be overcome, however, politics the real motivation for the project may yet scupper it.
The motivation to overcome the torment may go hand in hand with the anticipation of the intense pleasure felt when the state is resolved.
