For Experiment 2, these scores were (a) categorization by tenure among cooperators, (b) categorization by tenure among free riders, (c) categorization by cooperator/free rider status among newcomers, and (d) categorization by cooperator/free rider status among veterans.
For Experiment 3, these scores were (a) categorization by tenure among male targets, (b) categorization by tenure among female targets, (c) categorization by sex among newcomers, and (d) categorization by sex among veterans.
To derive a wealth index, we also obtained information on: (a) the ownership of six household assets (gas stove, couch, bicycle, motor vehicle, and cattle), (b) land tenure (yes or no), (c) the type of housing material (brick walls vs. others), and (d) the number of inhabitants per room (≤1 per room or > 1 per room).
The performance offers a revealing glimpse of the Met orchestra in its workaday mode during that period, just one year into Rudolf Bing's tenure as manager.
But if you know a career teaching undergraduates is right for you, it's a pretty good Plan B, after that tenure-track position you aspire to.
Best augury for his period of tenure, however, was his handling of Sibelius's Fifth Symphony, where the orchestra played their hearts out for him and the silences between the final, massive chords bristled with electricity.
John Passion" and, to conclude his tenure as founding artistic director, Bach's Mass in B Minor.
During his tenure there, he composed the St. Matthew Passion, the B minor Mass, and nearly all of his 200-plus cantatas.
So this suggestion means either A) tenure should not actually be tenure, which is absurd, or B) teachers with tenure should still be fireable, which is already the case.
