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individuals equally and
without discrimination. The ****ertion that "there is no
partiality with God" is
recurrent throughout the Bible. This idea is established...
- as much as
possible from the
helping professional's
partialities and limitations. The
Evolving Self has been
cited favorably by
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi...
- justice,
fulfillment Justice: fairness, suitability, disinterestedness, non
partiality, Order: lawfulness, rightness,
perfectly arranged Simplicity: abstract...
- a
specific form of in-group favoritism, the
spoils system practice of
partiality in
awarding jobs and
other advantages to
friends or
trusted colleagues...
- Nimmo-Smith I (February 2004). "Anosognosia for plegia: specificity, extension,
partiality and
disunity of
bodily unawareness". Cortex; A
Journal Devoted to the...
- to
partiality to
family whereas cronyism refers to
partiality to an ****ociate or friend. Favoritism, the
broadest of the terms,
refers to
partiality based...
- the emotion. For example,
elevation may help
individuals select with
partiality their caring relationship partners by
eliciting affection for
people who...
-
extended from its
original use to
include fanatical devotion and
undue partiality to any
group or
cause to
which one belongs,
especially when such partisanship...
- prestige" qíngmian (情面; 'feelings face') "face; prestige; favor; kindness;
partiality" Hsien-chin Hu says “face” can be borrowed,
struggled for,
added to, padded...
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Scientific objectivity is
practicing science while intentionally reducing partiality, biases, or
external influences.
Moral objectivity is the
concept of moral...
