We define job responsibility as a state in which the individual perceives an obligation for a situation or event [ 14].
Our findings are consistent with previous studies, which found that patients perceive an obligation to undergo cardiac interventions despite advanced age, overestimate the survival benefits conferred by ICDs, and are unwilling to deactivate their devices even when presented with hypothetical scenarios in which they are likely to die soon of cancer or another noncardiac cause [ 21, 28].
While home visits in Germany seem to represent a primary care tradition and are rated to have clear advantages with regard to patient care they are nevertheless perceived as an obligation by many GPs.
Involvement as a husband/father was in some cases perceived as an obligation with moralistic undertones: As a man, your wife and children's welfare should be very important to you…Making sure proper treatment is given to your sick wife or newborn shows how responsible you are (Male, 37).
Cholesterol (p <.001) and HIV testers (p <.001) were more likely to perceive a moral obligation (towards oneself and towards others) to perform the test than non-testers.
One can detect in Federalist 78 the marks of what Professor McGinnis has termed the "duty of clarity --a perclarity --agation to invalidate aclarity --arnment only if they manifestly contradicted the Constitution's meaning.
The dominant response to this argument has been an appeal to a perceived moral obligation on the United States based on its wealth and its historical greenhouse gas emissions.
There are citizens from the United States, Britain, Germany and France, men and women, who joined the Islamic State because of ideological fervor, the promise of adventure, the opportunity to create an Islamic utopia and a perceived religious obligation.
For one woman there was active postponement of her antenatal care until she was 'safe' from a perceived obligation to have a termination, after a negative response to the pregnancy from the baby's father.
Focusing on an Aristotelian account of political morality an account that was influential among the Framers of the U.S. Constitution and that remains influential today — Chafetz suggests that at least some of our constitutional commitment can be explained in terms of a perceived moral obligation to be ruled by the communal determination of the public good.
Overall, firms perceived a tradeoff.
