"Certainly there are guys at the lower levels acting out of perceived duty.
"In favoring perceived duty over morality," she writes, "men and women were more alike than different".
(As Peek and Rosengren put it, in Japan, "many lending decisions are strongly influenced by a perceived duty to support troubled firms").
In what may qualify as irony, the film is slightly undone mostly by its perceived duty to be incredibly important.
Tension developed in a context of limited autonomy for women and perceived duty towards the family.
Furthermore, the risk of adverse outcomes in case of non-treatment, and a perceived duty towards the patient were previously reported to influence prescribing decisions [ 2– 4, 7– 10].
Our results indicate that patients perceived duty handovers (shift change, duty transfers and health worker sign-offs) as triggers for several problems that affected quality of care, created gaps in continuity of care, and increased patient morbidity or mortality (from delayed or wrong decisions, inappropriate use of laboratory or diagnostic tests and failure to implement prior treatment plans).
When users evaluate a service they are guided by beliefs about what the service should and should not do (what Williams et al. refer to as the perceived duty of the service) and whether or not the service is at fault if it is unable to do the things that it should do (what Williams et al. refer to as the culpability of the service).
Organizations in which medical leadership and staff perceive duty hour reforms as a challenge to effective residency experiences might be less successful in implementing new staff mixes or schedules.
Suicidal behavior can have any number of objectives: the relief of physical pain, the relief of psychological anguish, martyrdom in the service of a moral cause, the fulfillment of perceived societal duties (e.g., suttee and seppuku), the avoidance of judicial execution, revenge on others, protection of others' interests or well-being.
