Intention involves desire, but even predominant desire is insufficient for intention, since it need not involve a commitment to act: intentions are 'conduct-controlling pro-attitudes, ones which we are disposed to retain without reconsideration, and which play a significant role as inputs to [means-end] reasoning' (Bratman 1987, p. 20).
In contrast, the sample in Turkey showed that facilitating conditions played a more predominant role than behavioral intention and its antecedents.
The recent British Medical Association BMAA) national survey of GPs reported 34%% GPs intending to retire within the next 5 years and 17%% hoping to change to part-time work, with workload intensity and volume being the predominant factors driving these intentions; 16 % said that they thought that their stress was significant and unmanageable.[ 10].
Intention is not merely predominant desire.
FXTAS is a late-onset neurodegenerative disorder with predominant features of cerebellar ataxia and intention tremor.
The predominant CA architecture is the Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) model, which performs the various tasks on behalf of the human user as an assistant.
Human beings are social creatures to the extent that interactions with members of their own species, and especially the ability to understand and infer the intentions and beliefs of others, has become of predominant importance in their daily life.
The main ones are knowledge, perceived risk/susceptibility, anticipated outcome/regret, self-efficacy/perceived control, intentions or goals, and subjective norms (individuals' perceptions of the predominant views of appropriate behaviour).
The choral parts are conspicuously predominant, and, the words being a sure guide, it is not difficult for the audience to follow the intentions of the composer.
