Physicians from intercompany departments were overrepresented, while physicians from the other types of departments (autonomous, civil service, and social agricultural mutuality) were underrepresented.
Instrumental gratification is connected to the world of achievement with regard to self-improvement and the monetary value of consumer goods, and social gratification stresses mutuality, reciprocity and sharing (Warde and Martens 2000, 186).
Informed by values of mutuality and social justice, social workers can re-imagine their practice, working with service users to tackle poverty and exclusion by taking a community-oriented approach.
This article details the psychometric properties of nine instruments designed to assess the following psychosocial characteristics of family caregivers: competence, mastery, self-efficacy, burden, optimism, preparedness, social support, rewards, and mutuality.
"The relations between countries are based on mutuality and mutual respect," the statement said.
As Bennis once noted: "They are unavoidably yoked together, these two, by a common social purpose: the creation of mutuality, of transforming feeling into shared meaning".
The alternative social democratic form is based on mutuality and equality.
Once they faced a competitive threat from banks, they began to stress their origins as a communitarian movement; mutuality was a moral and social good.
When you boil it all down, that is the social purpose of art: the creation of mutuality, the passage from feeling into shared meaning".
What is required of religious institutions is that the debate about same-sex unions should shift from the rhetoric of taboo, to a discourse about an inclusive framework of Christian sexual ethics: do no unjust harm; free consent; mutuality; equality; commitment; fruitfulness; and social justice.
