They hate it because there's probably nothing else in life with higher commitment bias.
Similarly, people with higher commitment to a sport tend to purchase the specialized sport clothing (Mitchka et al. 2008).
This discrepancy is likely explained by differences in the selection of participants, with the small previous study focused on patients with a high commitment to CAM use, with pervasive use of biological-based and mind-body CAM modalities.
When Pew examined the results based on religious beliefs, it found that nearly two thirds of those with a "high" commitment to religion felt that applying the new technologies is "meddling with nature and crosses a line we should not cross".
I am a dedicated person with a high commitment level to the company who employs me.
With regards to 'acquiring and developing talent', and 'providing mandatory and specialised training', evidence indicates that high performing regional groupings place emphasis on recruiting and retaining staff with a high commitment to a corporate agenda [ 58], and that selective hiring is related to perceptions of higher quality care delivery [ 68].
Dr. Pinsof's goal is to create a database that could be predictive for both patients and therapists (for instance, couples who start therapy with low trust, low flexibility and high commitment typically respond well to X type of treatment), taking some of the guesswork out of couples counseling.
This means that men who tend to engage in short-term, low-commitment relationships (unrestricted men) are more attracted to large breast sizes than men who tend to engage in long-term relationships with high emotional commitment (restricted men) (Simpson & Gangestad, 1991).
For example, Gough and Woods's "Actual or Potential Welfare State Regimes" represents their most advantaged cluster (e.g., Thailand, several Eastern European and Latin American countries) because these countries are characterized with high state commitments and high welfare outcomes.
