Such a relation can certainly be more than merely dyadic (an influence-based relationship between two people) as the one-caring and the cared-for may come to exhibit reciprocal commitment to each other's well-being.
The coach said he wanted Kanell to study more film, to practice with more concentration, to exhibit a commitment that would give the team confidence in him, and ultimately in themselves.
Therefore, we in the Divinity School of Duke University pledge, individually and corporately, to exhibit our commitment to these virtues by abstaining from any form of cheating, lying or plagiarism and by respecting the facilities of the Divinity School and the property of our peers and professors.
Therefore, from the perspective of social exchange theory, nurses who have high organizational trust in their hospitals are likely to exhibit affective commitment.
They tend to exhibit a practical commitment to effective stewardship and a fierce dedication to work/life balance, particularly in their approach to parenting.
Even after 1980, however, many evangelicals continued to exhibit a genuine commitment to aiding the less fortunate.
There are also outstanding commitments to exhibit contemporary sculpture on the fourth plinth.
The goal of the project is to work with countries and the regional organization to exhibit strong and effective political commitment and a high degree of collaboration among key decision makers in government, parliamentarians, civil society, private sector, and development partners.
Also, affective commitment dominates the profile of high performers, while poor service providers seem to exhibit a higher level of continuance commitment.
This study provides evidence that eEPCs are haematopoietic cells with a molecular phenotype linked to monocytes; whereas OECs exhibit commitment to the endothelial lineage.
"We are delighted with the commitment to federal service that Princeton students continue to exhibit.
