But Dr. Tilney, who is a professor of surgery and a transplant researcher at Harvard, also discusses the societal motivations, the commercialism and the ethical conflicts of transplants.
By turning these taboos into talking points, we can create art that examines societal motivations.
The girl's inappropriate desires are the result of her parent's shaky relationship, and sexuality, here, is imagined as a complex web of innate yearnings and societal motivations.
I've been inspired by many and hope in turn that I've inspired some, but when it comes to success, my journey was mapped through the societal motivations of financial wealth and professional stature.
Efforts need to focus on changing individual and societal motivations.
Understanding the role of the community allows us to examine whether choosing to donate has underlying societal motivations since donation might be seen as an implicit communal contract with others.
Within these larger organizational and societal contexts, HW motivation is an individual, internal and unobservable process [ 40].
Most days if you catch me with my headphones on I'll be listening to rappers like Lupe Fiasco, whose lyrics generally carry a message of positivity, motivation and societal awareness.
Cunliffe said "societal anger" had been the motivation for much of the reform of the sector in the six years since the bailouts, which had left taxpayers with an 81% stake in RBS and 24% in Lloyds.
These issues are important because lack of motivation has a significant societal and personal cost, affecting education and employment performance as well as civic engagement (Vansteenkiste et al. 2005).
Despite the importance of lifelong learning as a key to individual and societal prosperity, we know little about adult motivation to engage in learning across the lifespan.
