Javier’s brother passed away 6 months ago from a heart attack. Since then he has been motivated to exercise and wakes up early before work to go for a 3-mile walk/jog. He desires to be healthy and fit. Javier is clearly motivated to exercise. His brother passing away represents which characteristic of motivation?
Read DetailsSuppose you provided an exercise motivation survey to a new personal training client and he indicated that his primary motives link to the fact that he finds exercise enjoyable and because he appreciates the feeling of accomplishment he gets when he makes it through a challenging workout. This person would be described as primarily being motivated by:
Read DetailsDirectionsRespond to the following prompt. Be sure to label carefully your response to each part (A., B., C., etc.) and separate each part with white space. The scoring rubric for student interactions will be used to score your response, and your response will be provided to other students in this course for required reading. Prompt: A) Based on your reading, explain one positive view of individual states’ Medicaid expansion available through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Then, explain how the positive view you mention is based on positive economics, normative economics, or both. It is NOT necessary to cite your source. B) Based on your reading, explain one negative view of individual states’ Medicaid expansion available through the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Then, explain how the negative view you mention is based on positive economics, normative economics, or both. It is NOT necessary to cite your source. C) Now, what is your personal view (positive or negative) of Medicaid expansion offered through the ACA? Explain how your personal view is based on positive economics, normative economics, or both.
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