I believe the answer is: somewhat more
When a person make a public virginity-until-marriage pledge, they tend to be more likely to feel some sort of social pressure to follow on their words in fear of being seen as a hypocrites by other peers. This would indeed improve their likelihood to stay a virgin, But the effect of the social pressure tend to diminish over time
<span>This is the equity theory of motivation. Equity
is the internal sensation of justice or injustice in the distribution
of resources, jobs or economic income of people in the same social
environment, as a company for example. <span>Various
investigations have shown that if employees perceive fair treatment of
equity within the organization they will value their work more and will
be more motivated to do it efficiently.
I hope my answer can help you.
</span></span>
The answer to this question is <span>Many students live in close proximity with others and do not do a good job securing checkbooks and financial documents.
Let's say that you're living in a dorm. You'll be used with letting a lot of people that you may not recognize to walk passed your room every day. College students won't even realize if someone who is not a registered student there introduce him/herself as one.</span>
