The first is similar to Alcoholics Anonymous, where a group meets regularly to motivate each other to address one or more risk factors that they have in common.
If we are to explain moral motivation, we will need to understand not only how moral judgments so regularly succeed in motivating, but how they can fail to motivate, sometimes rather spectacularly.
"Research shows that children who eat with their families regularly are more motivated, receive better grades in school, and get along better with others," writes Hannah Werthan for Parents.com.com
The gun-owning camp, we regularly hear, is more motivated by the issue.
Surprisingly, I learned when I would recite my affirmations regularly I felt extremely motivated.
He would like to be able to see his patients more regularly, to help keep them motivated, but funding constraints mean the appointments are every six months only.
Not long ago, many consumers regularly would respond to surveys, motivated by little more than a note of thanks for their efforts.
I applied my ice pack regularly to decrease the swelling, motivated to be a good patient and do what I instruct my patients to do to promote healing.
Thus, women who have undergone previous Pap testing are strongly enough motivated to participate regularly in self-sampling for HPV to prevent cervical cancer or detect it early.
The concept of governance in health systems has evolved from a complex and often neglected issue in health policy debates to one which now features regularly in discussions and has motivated new research.
For example, to uncover some of the barriers and motives to physical activity participation in CALD groups, participants were asked 'Can you tell me some of the reasons why you and other people from your community might not participate in physical activity?' and 'What are some of the things and/or reasons that would motivate you to regularly participate in physical activity?'.
