Intrinsic and extrinsic properties

groups, and work on my success in order to benefit myself and my family, as I am the first person in our family to go to university. I am also a maximizer, which makes sense in that I try to make the most out of resources and a situation no matter the circumstance; I always aim for excellence. My top five values from the “Work Values Checklist” are save money, spend time with family, live abroad, have fun in my life and work, gain a sense of achievement. There is a lot of compatibility between categories. For example, I would like to have fun at work and in life (lifestyle values) and variety and change at work (intrinsic values) in is also something that I find to be important. I would like to travel often (extrinsic values) and would also like to live abroad (lifestyle values), I would also like to save money (lifestyle values) and gain a sense of achievement (intrinsic values). I chose to research a career in marketing for Saint Laurent because I find marketing to be an art and a way to utilize creativity. I know that a marketing career at Saint Laurent will provide me with a lovely career in that it is a fast paced environment where customer gratification is always put first, which is something that I respect because a lot of companies are only in it for the profits, and not customer satisfaction. I chose to research this career because I wanted to see what environment I would like to work in and was interested in fashion, changing markets, and customer happiness…

perdurantism exists, I will describe the circumstances leading to its creation, which will include a description of the elements of change and the problem of change. Then, I will provide a description of an objection to perdurantism. The aim of this paper is to strengthen objections against perdurantism as a viable solution to the problem persistence through time and change Hinchliff suggests that there are four elements involved in change. The four elements are persistence, intrinsic…

To understand the collapse of the heart, first, the heart rate must be well understood. The heart rate in a fish is a combination of the intrinsic heart rate and the extrinsic modulations that act on it, such as excitatory adrenergic stimulations and inhibitory cholinergic stimulations (Nilsson, 1983). With the hypothesis that intrinsic heart rate might be the limiting factor, many have attempted to study the intrinsic cardiac functioning to further the understanding of the mechanical properties…

demonstrate behaviour that exceeds the regular classroom expectations". Instead of praising the ‘status quo’. The teachers are able to praise the children’s outstanding achievement. This may have an effect on the children’s intrinsic motivation as well as their self-confidence. It also stops the children from learning what good behaviour is. This will therefore have a negative effect on the children’s work. Furthermore, Fox (2000) explains that a strategy that might work for one child may not…

specimen for studying nutrition since they are omnivorous and live for about 120 days at 30°C (Lyn et al., 2011). Like other species, crickets compete for resources such as territory, mates, and food. The fighting success of the individual depends on their resource holding power (RPH) and motivation to fight (Nosil, 2002). Predation differs for each individual in forms of affective aggression with regard to motivation and behaviors of the species (McCarty & Southwick, 1981). Intraspecific…

Conditions required for bacterial growth and therefore their reproduction are referred to as Extrinsic and Intrinsic factors. Bacteria can grow anywhere in the world including animals and plants, depending on their characteristic, type and so on. Knowing that, it seems like bacteria can grow everywhere once they have correct conditions. However there are a lot of factors that can affect bacterial growth. The factors affecting bacterial growth are the internal and external conditions of the…

Apoptosis can be triggered by two major pathways which include a death receptor-associated extrinsic pathway and a mitochondria-…

Motivation is the act or process of giving someone a reason to do something. Motivation comes from the word motive which means purpose. Studies have shown that motivation comes from within and gives you inspiration to meet any goal. According to “Psychological Theories of Motivation”, psychologists spent years doing research, trying to understand why people are motivated to behave or perform in a certain way. Psychologists have also spent time testing different theories to explain motivation.…

The intrinsic muscles include the thenar and hypothenar muscle group in the thumb and pinky, the interossei muscles by the dorsal and palmar, originating between the metacarpal bones, and the lumbrical muscles by the deep flexor tendon. The intrinsic muscles only make the fingers function. The extrinsic muscles are the long flexors and extensors, running from the forearm to the hand, providing strength to the hand and wrist. The flexors prohibit the fingers to bend and the extensors can make the…

satisfaction. Thus, the reasons are the needs, wants and interests that activate the body and direct behavior toward a goal. Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation Intrinsic motivation refers to motivation provided by the activity itself. This occurs, for example, when a task is done because like and he enjoys with it; then it is an occupation that is , already , a reward. Extrinsic motivation refers to motivation that comes from the consequences of the activity, that is, what attracts is not the…