In stark contrast to the in-service nurses, we observed that despite not being actively involved in performing CPR, the preservice nurses by their sheer self-motivation and willingness to learn retained the skills learnt during the training session better than the staff nurses.
Dr. Dishman and others suspect the motivation is sheer pleasure — feeling energized, a boost in mood, feeling restless and uncomfortable without exercise.
Urging the neglected claims of emotion, motivation and sheer luck in morality, the importance of "internal" as well as "external" reasons, Williams extended moral philosophy from an over-theorised obsession with moral obligation into the Hellenic latitude of ethics - living a whole life well.
If you're asking about burning out for the sheer sake of losing motivation, that's a problem in itself.
The systematic pattern we found indicates that the majority of respondents clearly prefers models that cannot be classified as sheer 'incentives' and monetary motivation, but as a kind of fair compensation for health and surgery-related (e.g. such as after treatment) costs which can also be interpreted as removing disincentives [ 39].
Besides, half of a giant compensation package is still pretty huge, and most of our motivation is the sheer challenge of the job anyway.
Money is part of their motivation, but Ocean is also motivated by the sheer challenge of the enterprise--and by the opportunity to make an impact--on the fortunes of the casino owner, who is dating his ex-wife.
He argues that boards must pay an arm and a leg for already proven talent and then states that most of the motivation for executives is the sheer challenge of the job.
This first topic addresses one of the key underlying motivations for this workshop, the sheer complexity of many distributed systems today, examining this topic from three complementary perspectives: a middleware perspective, a software engineering perspective, and a language perspective.
