Both self-obligation and self-efficacy were reported as significant predictors of PEBs in many previous studies (Ajzen and Fishbein 2000; Susanne and Susanne 2010; Chen 2015; Testa et al. 2016).
He was at it again in his ill-fated Women's Institute speech in June 2000, saying: "Respect the old for what it still has to teach, respect for others, honour, self discipline, duty, obligation, the essential decency of the British character".
It's as if so-called reality the self-imposed obligation to represent it is Soderbergh's great burden, the assumption that prevents him from soaring.
Karzai, who can say discordant things, seemed politely happy with this, perhaps assuming that the easiest way to fulfill our self-imposed obligation was with money.
Highly cultivated in arts like poetry, monochrome ink painting and the tea ceremony, this class adhered to a strict code of honor built around loyalty, self-discipline, obligation and the shame of failure.
I would go on about the guilt I feel when I eat at other restaurants, about a self-imposed obligation to pick up the tab for friends at "my" restaurant, even about the stomach aches from royally gorging on free extra entrées after already eating the dishes I paid for except no one wants to hear complaints of how glamour has become a burden (except, inexhaustibly, from Kanye West).
Finally, I am released from my self-imposed obligation.
She likes being a victim of self-imposed obligations.
"It's a case of compounded negative affect following foreseeable delays across self-initiated obligations".
In doing so, they must sufficiently manage an inherent conflict that exists between self-regulatory obligations and the business interests of an S.R.O. and its members.
Is there a case, based solely on self-regarding obligations, for claiming that suicide constitutes harm to oneself sufficient to negate one's autonomy-based prima facie right to choose assisted suicide and voluntary euthanasia.
