van Zaanen, Yvonne Siertsema, Tessa Kievit, Arthur J van Geenen, Rutger C I Pahlplatz, Thijs M J Hoozemans, Marco J M Blankevoort, Leendert Schafroth, Matthias U Haverkamp, Daniel Vervest, Ton M J S
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Archives of physical medicine and rehabilitation
To investigate whether preoperative expectations regarding performing work-related knee-straining activities were associated with being dissatisfied 6 months after total knee arthroplasty (TKA) among working patients, and, to identify prognostic factors for being dissatisfied with performing these work-related knee-straining activities. Multicenter...
Kiernan, Michaela Ehrlich, Samantha Zhu, Yeyi Hedderson, Monique Daredia, Saher Feng, Juanran Millman, Andrea Quesenberry, Charles Ferrara, Assiamira Brown, Susan
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Healthy lifestyle behaviors influence maternal cardiovascular health, but motivation for them in pregnancy is poorly understood. We examined whether intrinsic motivation (assessed on 5-point scales for each behavior) is associated with three lifestyle behaviors in early pregnancy: physical activity, by intensity level; healthy eating, quantified wi...
Pincus, J David
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Integrative psychological & behavioral science
The central theoretical construct in human resource management today is employee engagement. Despite its centrality, clear theoretical and operational definitions are few and far between, with most treatments failing to separate causes from effects, psychological variables from organizational variables, and internal from external mechanisms. This p...
Knowles, Liam G Armanious, Abanoub J Peng, Youyi Welsh, William J James, Morgan H
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Addiction neuroscience
Psychiatric disorders characterized by uncontrolled reward seeking, such as substance use disorders (SUDs), alcohol use disorder (AUD) and some eating disorders, impose a significant burden on individuals and society. Despite their high prevalence and substantial morbidity and mortality rates, treatment options for these disorders remain limited. O...
Martinie, Célia Palanque, Philippe Barboni, Eric
Engagement and well-being are complex phenomena that deeply depend on the individuals themselves and include subjective perception of the past, present, and future experiences. Connecting with work adds a concrete dimension to engagement and well-being that makes it possible to consider designing for and assessing them in a given work context. In t...
Aigueperse, Nadège Boyer, Véronique Vasseur, Elsa
Assessing animal motivation to access a given resource is one method available to evaluate what to provide in the living environments of captive animals. Providing increased opportunities for movement can be seen as an important source of enrichment, but we need to know the point of view of the animal. The objective of our study was to test a novel...
Vernaz, Silvain
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COLIN, Pauline
Les travaux sur la motivation et l’implication des agents publics se sont particulièrement développés en lien avec l’identification du concept de motivation de service public (MSP) apparu dans les années 1990 aux Etats-Unis. Si les valeurs semblent particulièrement imprégner le service public français, peu de travaux empiriques menés dans le contex...
den Ouden, Carla; Zhou, Andong; Mepani, Vinay; Kovacs, Gyula; Vogels, Rufin; 6512; Feuerriegel, Daniel;
Humans and other animals can learn and exploit repeating patterns that occur within their environments. These learned patterns can be used to form expectations about future sensory events. Several influential predictive coding models have been proposed to explain how learned expectations influence the activity of stimulus-selective neurons in the v...
Greig, Abbie E
The first Transplant Games took place in 1978 in Portsmouth, England. Since then, numerous Olympic-style sporting 'Games' have been established, each aiming to increase public awareness of organ donation, demonstrate the benefits of transplantation, and encourage patient fitness. Despite this, there is limited research exploring the psycho-social a...