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Together, these data suggest that people's mindsets powerfully affect whether they exert effort to empathize when it is needed most, and these data may represent a point of leverage in increasing empathic behaviors on a broad scale.
When people perceive that they have a high degree of control, they exert effort , try hard, initiate action, and persist in the face of failures and setbacks; they evince interest, optimism, sustained attention, problem solving, and an action orientatio.
My GOP colleagues have exerted effort to cause nothing to get done.
"When websites engage in operational transparency by signaling that they are exerting effort , people can actually prefer websites with longer waits to those that return instantaneous results," they wrote.
The way they value the ambiguous transaction is of lesser value than whey they have to exert effort to pay for something.
A low minimum allows an early first closing, which is essential to get the Broker Syndicate to engage – in their eyes, an offering that has not exceeded it's minimum is just a lightweight concept, and they will not exert effort until the offering "goes live" by exceeding its minimum.
In this situation, men could extensively monitor and strategically adjust their verbal and nonverbal behavior during the interaction, and they had to exert effort to make the interaction run smoothly and override habitual or dispositional responses in order to make the desired impression (Vohs et al., 2005).
These studies suggest that interacting with a woman can be cognitively taxing for men (Karremans et al., 2009) and that interacting with African Americans can be cognitively taxing for high prejudice whites because they have to exert effort as not to appear prejudiced (Richeson & Shelton, 2003).
The graduate and other higher degrees that they hold, and for which they exerted considerable effort , have put them on the upside of the wave of globalization and technical change that has transformed the American job market.
In this case, the ELA-proficient group may simply contain more "marginal" students, or those who would do better in school if they exerted additional effort.
These males were slightly larger than uninfected males (40.17 versus 39.24 mm), the team reports today in Biology Letters, and they exerted more effort when calling than their healthy counterparts, producing faster and longer calls traits female frogs are known to prefer.
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The phrase "they exerted effort" primarily functions as a verbal phrase within a clause, describing the action of a group or individuals. It indicates a deliberate application of energy or resources towards achieving a specific goal. Ludwig AI confirms this usage is grammatically correct.
Expression frequency: Uncommon
