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1. restricted in Mexico, but these were guns for display and for their extrinsic value, not for use
2. rather than extrinsic drivers - in other words, control is exercised internally
3. So if the results were worth it in the sense of an extrinsic goal achieved, or if the intrinsic
4. The Failure of Extrinsic Motivation
5. The entire system is based on external reward and extrinsic motivation
6. There will be fierce competition to acquire material wealth as they promote extrinsic pleasures
7. "They knew that there would be casualties, but it has been only four years since we took this New World by the horns and changed our minds about extrinsic reward systems
8. The people had learned to take care and pay attention to the shortcomings of extrinsic gratification
9. They did not realize how the war and the exposure of the Power Base had changed people's minds about greed and extrinsic motivation
10. Frank had not learned the lessons about addictive behavior, that it stemmed from a habit of gaining pleasure from extrinsic sources
11. After all, they have no extrinsic value, and I imagine the good sergeant would be so excited by the gold that he would not be interested in any old exercise books, even if he knew of their existence-”
12. Bondholders have a claim on an extrinsic value,
13. What researchers long before me found was that there exists a good bit of prejudice throughout the religious denominations in general and it tends to be at the extreme end of the letter of the law group, called extrinsic religious orientation, and as you move over along a continuum to the spirit of the law, known as intrinsic religious orientation, you find that group to be very free of prejudice
14. Chantal submitted that this was very unlikely given how deeply ingrained such an orientation is and how one evolves out of a more extrinsic, structured and rigid experience of religion which is needed as a child, to a more internalized and freer experience later on
15. For almost all laws, morality is not their intrinsic intention, though it might be an accidental quality of their extrinsic application to a cultural formation of attitudes and actions
16. contrived as he knew about the explosion, the extrinsic manners of the girl since her
17. � It's all about extrinsic gain just like the tests they take
18. � Grading degrades every student and turns learning into a competitive process in which cheating becomes more and more likely depending on the extrinsic value students place on their learning
19. � Extrinsic learning serves as a having way of living
20. Were it not for certain extrinsic considerations, derived from foreign fields of thought, no one would ever have imagined a different sense
21. This suffices to prove (1) that the radical meaning of these words is not endlessness, but a hidden duration, and (2) that the question whether they are to be taken in a limited or unlimited sense depends on the nature of the subject to which they are applied, Unless, therefore, the absolute eternity of misery can be established from extrinsic reasons, such as the immortality of the sinner, or from the nature of the doom threatened involving consciousness, the adjective of duration connected with the sinner’s punishment would not alone suffice to prove his endless misery
22. Being related to allergic reactions to both the intrinsic and extrinsic factors it is necessary that the individual affected by the allergens takes precautions before the condition progresses to asthma
23. First, two simple definitions: The intrinsic value of an option is the value it would have if exercised immediately; the extrinsic value of an option is its current price less its intrinsic value
24. If that call is trading at 52¢, then it has an extrinsic value of 42¢ (52¢ - 10¢)
25. The extrinsic value of an option is the amount of its value that is not in the money
26. Extrinsic value is sometimes called time value because the time remaining for the option to make a move is the key to its worth
27. When option prices change in this way, it is the extrinsic value of the option that is increasing
28. This leads to the following definition: Implied volatility is a measure of the extrinsic value in an option price
29. For example, the November 750 soybean call with an extrinsic value 44¢ and about seven months to expiration translated to an implied volatility 0
30. When expressed as an implied volatility, the extrinsic value does not depend upon intrinsic value or time
31. 52, which is called extrinsic value
32. Before we discuss extrinsic value, we need to review Figure 2
33. 98, which represents the extrinsic value
34. Extrinsic value is the difference between an option’s price and the intrinsic value
35. The portion of your option that is not equity is known as extrinsic value, which is the difference between an option’s price and the intrinsic value
36. 16 and an extrinsic value of $1
37. To me the hype of buying the phone created the fluff, which is what in the options market equals extrinsic value
38. Successful option traders sell options that have high extrinsic value instead of purchasing options with high extrinsic value
39. This time value, also called extrinsic value, represents the uncertainty of an option
40. A call option can have both intrinsic and extrinsic value; which of the two is more important? A
41. This fall in value is a result of the option’s time value (or its extrinsic value) declining
42. Here, the options would have no extrinsic value whatsoever
43. Extrinsic value depends on several factors, but the price of the spot relative to the strike price does not reveal it
44. The extrinsic value of the put and the call must be same since they have the same strike and we are told put-call parity holds
45. 5 At expiration, options have no extrinsic value remaining
46. Changes to implied volatility alter the extrinsic value of an option
47. extrinsic circuitry position the AMY to integrate cue and drug-related information
48. In summary, the extremely complex intrinsic and extrinsic connectivity of the
49. But what do we mean by "implied"? It's a measure of the extrinsic value, and we end up with a percentage reading-- this percentage is the model for our implied, future returns
