This group, whose initiation process was more difficult ( embarrassment equalling effort ), had to increase their subjective value of the discussion group to resolve the dissonance.
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The price a person would be willing to pay is limited by substitutional or alternate choices and thus NOT representing the full subjective value to the Citizen.
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In this case, it is a widely held subjective value judgement and should be reported as such .-- talk ) 23 : 00, 24 January 2017 ( UTC)
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Yet there are managers who believe ethics are simply subjective value judgments, that all of us have our perspective, and that there is no way to reconcile differences.
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This states that the social identity theory can be supported on a neurological level; a subjective value of an individual has been defined by the perceiver s social identity.
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That question, suggests the brave new science of risk analysis, can only be answered by weighing the cost of avoiding a statistical death against the subjective value of life.
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A major difficulty that the theory of organic groups encounters is how we can affirm an idea of the good in the face of the principle of subjective value.
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Existentialism can be seen as a philosophical movement that rejects the belief that life has an inherent meaning, but instead requires each individual to posit his or her own subjective values.
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This method of symbolic interpretation has been largely abandoned under liberalism, since liberal principles of subjective value and individualism have destroyed the community of intentions required to make such doctrinal inquiry fruitful.
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Vig invented the scientific method of Non-Subjective Valuing " ! ( U . S . Patent 6038554 ) which is fully detailed in his book How To Tell What Things Are Really Worth.
