It has been suggested that only endurantists can justify our willingness to make sacrifices for our future selves, to act upon the plans formulated by our past selves, and to rely upon the evidence gathered by our past selves.
To be indifferent to the implications of disclosure of sensitive data and information about one's self is to act irresponsibly" (Presidential Commission for the study of bioethical issues 2012).
He must enter into this state in order to believe in the character as his own self and to act naturally, as though the scene were reality.
This measure expands the geographical and strategic range of U.S.-Japan military cooperation and allows Japan's Self Defense Forces to act in defense of that country's allies, most importantly the United States.
Agency does not necessarily equal action: It is about the self-reflective beliefs we have about our abilities and capacities (our self-efficacy) to act, which is analytically separate from our actual acts.
Instead, she does nothing except muster every ounce of self-control to act normally.
They also tell them to be frontal, self-presentational — to act like stars — which is a way of performing that Balanchine did everything to discourage in his own company, but which flourishes at A.B.T.
She points out, very persuasively and with much documentation, that there is virtually no evidence that any nation ever disregards its own self-interest to act instead on the level of a civilization.
In addition to self-determination to act differently, women need to learn skills for Inner Coaching.
It takes a lot of courage and self-love to act on your own behalf.
