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Not exact matches
Daniel Pink, a contributing editor at Wired and author of the blockbuster A Whole New Mind, has made
human motivation the subject of his new book, Drive: The Surprising Truth
about What Motivates Us.
Therefore, as he sees it, all the Christian need do is just keep quiet
about his Christianity and join in revolution simply as a man, on the
human level, without dragging in Christian
motivations.
That testing includes a continuing attention to whatever the special sciences tell us
about the conditions and the character of
human motivations.
These do not depend upon the highest ethical commitments of which men are capable, but upon that mixture of
human sympathy, rationality and self - interest which constitutes the basic pattern of
human motivation While Niebuhr is a realist
about the possibilities of
human justice he has a strong concern for the social reformism in politics which characterizes modern democracy and the Christian social Gospel.
«That modern secular individuals are prone to cling on to beliefs
about science, in the same way that their ancestors turned to the gods,» they write in their paper, «carries no judgment on the value of science as a method but simply highlights the
human motivation to believe.»
But we have been thinking
about ideas to increase
motivation in
human subjects.
We've also heard the quote by Jared Diamond to describe agriculture as «the worst mistake in the history of the
human race» and this, making sense to us, is our
motivation for completely cutting out all bread, pasta, rice and couscous altogether as we're concerned
about constant the spikes in insulin.
So many stories
about aliens assign
motivations that assume or suggest
human psychology or philosophy.
Hanks» Langdon is almost an automaton, jumping from one conclusion to the next with little active participation, while Ayelet Zurer is asked to play a physicist with unknown
motivations and a seemingly unlimited general scientific and medical knowledge, and yet be
about as
human as cardboard.
At times, Knight gives his own speeches, using this film to talk
about other monstrosity tales,
human's feelings towards animals, and Cocteau's
motivations for making the movie.
Surely teachers would already know anything I could tell them
about human memory, or attention, or
motivation that would be relevant to teaching.
In their book How People Learn, John D. Bransford, Ann L. Brown, and Rodney R. Cocking write
about a key element that drives learning in
humans —
motivation.
In the context of intrinsic
motivation, relatedness is
about human connections.
(In fact, the entire section covering free - roaming cats is of such poor quality — claims directly contradicting CDC data and reports, for example, and its failure to acknowledge the potential for TNR to provide a rabies barrier between wildlife and
humans [2]-- one wonders
about the
motivation of its authors.
If you completely anthropomorphize a dog and give him
human feelings and
motivations about everything you will misinterpret his actions.
Learning
about positive training when Matilda was a puppy taught me
about reading the intentions, desires and
motivations of my fellow
humans — rather than antagonizing them when they don't behave as I want or expect.
My original
motivation in creating the flatland model began with the idea that
humans are indeed deluded
about their own capacities.
Louisa describes SDT
about how «
humans are driven by three psychological needs that contribute to intrinsic
motivation, a heliotropic effect, and are essential for growth and well - being, just like sun, water, and soil are essential for plants to function optimally.»
These are the people who intuitively know all
about Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs (1943: A Theory of
Human Motivation) and where they fit in on that scale, which is usually right at the apex of that pyramid.