The need to be more 'business like' and the expected financial and reputational rewards encourage acceptance of a mandate for technology transfer and commercialization.
He added: "The result would be a dramatic illustration that obduracy has the same rewards as acceptance, and so the program itself would become self-defeating, even hypocritical, in the eyes of those whom it seeks to help".
So, with "The Manhattan Family Guide to Private Schools" as our bible, we toured, we applied, we waited and we were rewarded with acceptance to a fine independent school for my first child and later for my second.
Two penalties and a drop goal were reward for his acceptance of the responsibilities handed to him.
Laboratory behavioral studies have dealt mainly with learning processes and have centred around food acceptance, reward and punishment, maze work, and shape discrimination.
After decades of snuggling up to former President Suharto the generous terms given to Australia over the Timor Gap being a reward for its acceptance of Indonesia's 1975 invasion Australia stuck its neck out for East Timor after the August 1999 referendum.
Combining the personal and political on songs with the melodic grandeur of ELO, the cleverness of Steely Dan and the dissonance of David Bowie is a high calling, rarely rewarded with mass acceptance.
As part of promoting autonomy supportive behaviour, the KEDs intervention also addresses how to identify and reduce controlling behaviours (e.g. contingent reward or conditional acceptance) which has been negatively associated with long-term behaviour change [ 35].
The second category, the opportunistic, is seen in the interest group rewards derived from the acceptance of "alternative" family structures.
It has been also noted that media and youth magazines promote values and stereotypes of various social groups thus exercising pressure on 'girls to comply with female stereotypes and rewards them with social acceptance from their parents, schoolmates, and teachers' (Arztmann and John 2008).
