psychic costs

But for customers, at least in the early going, the psychic costs could be much higher.

But how to dramatize the creative process and its psychic costs?

Melville's life, I thought, demonstrated the psychic costs of making art.

Customers have many areas of perceived psychic costs in regards to making purchases.

One way out is simply to declare that "psychic costs don't count."

One answer is that psychic costs shouldn't count because they're too easy to exaggerate.

In managerial economics, economists examine the issue of psychic costs and benefits.

As well, getting this "free" downloadable song may impose other psychic costs that make a person worry.

He outlines the literal and psychic costs of procrastination.

In managerial economics and marketing, psychic costs "measure the stress of having to think about a transaction".

In the 2000s, one of the important psychic costs are the "search costs" of hunting for content that interests us on the Internet.

Stores often introduce strategies to reduce customers' perceived psychic costs, because these can cause customers to delay or forgo purchases that they are considering.

When the military realized that soldiers faced such high psychic costs from killing people, they began developing strategies to encourage more soldiers to kill their targets.

According to the Chicago Reader, Kolarik's play, "explores the brutal psychic costs that sometimes accompany a lifetime in the news business."

Without even considering the psychic costs, American readers might find the book's narrow definition of success myopic in a country with such a vast plate of career options to sample from.

Half of the $35,000 then goes to various governments in taxes, plus interest, penalties and psychic costs of being menaced and browbeaten by auditors of aforesaid governments.

Outside of forgone monetary earnings, there are also direct expenses such as tuition, supplies, books, etc. one must consider when acquiring education, as well as less direct psychic costs.

Research on tax evasion shows that tax cheaters may face psychic costs from their deception, because they feel guilty about not paying their fair share for the services that they use.

David Hemenway of Harvard School of Public Health claims that when some people in a community own guns, it "imposes psychic costs on most other members of the community".

For some who dream of pristine closets, though, the financial and psychic costs of closet renovation - which can be greater, per square foot, than those of redoing a kitchen or bathroom - may seem too much.

In Michael Spence's model, black students in a bi-racial university face psychic costs, such as the stigma of "acting white" to convince the admissions committee that they will be a good student, or the threat of stereotyping.

As the monetary costs of information and digital information fall (e.g., downloadable music recordings, magazine articles, etc.) towards zero, the main impediments to a transaction are becoming non-monetary factors such as search costs and psychic costs.

Research on illegal immigration indicates that illegal immigrants face psychic costs from the whole ordeal of being smuggled across a border, using false papers, lying to border officials, hiding from border patrols, and avoiding detection once they are living in their new country.

In the article Putting a Price Tag on Friends, Relatives, and Neighbours, N Powdthavee argues that there are substantial psychic costs associated with being unemployed or separated from a marriage partner by divorce, because these situations reduce the social ties that keep us emotionally healthy.

These psychic costs may also be from fear of shame if they are prosecuted for tax evasion and damage to their reputation; with these psychic costs, taxpayers may even pass up fairly low-risk opportunities to hide income from the taxman.