The phrase "a range of self" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing personal identity, self-perception, or the various aspects of an individual's character.
Example: "In her latest book, she explores a range of self, examining how different experiences shape our identities."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of self" or "varieties of self".
For Prinz, a moralsentiment is a disposition to respond to certain actions with a range of self- and other-directed blame- or praise-constituting emotions, such as guilt, contempt, anger, and gratitude.
Doctors' unrealistic expectations of themselves and associated minimisation and denial of a range of self care needs may function as a barrier to accessing mental healthcare.
A range of self management and structured educational programmes exist which emphasise empowerment and the pivotal role of the person with diabetes [ 8- 11].
A well designed economic evaluation of the English NHS expert patients programme, a self care programme for people with a range of self defined long term conditions, found small advantages in costs (mean difference −£27) and QALYs (mean difference 0.02) compared with a waiting list control.
A range of self-catered and catered accommodation is available.
There is also a campsite on the Garrison (from £9pp), next to the Star Castle; and Sibleys has a range of self-catering properties across all the islands.
The trip was provided by Promote Iceland, (visiticeland.com) and Icelandic Farm Holidays (+354 570 2700, farmholidays.is), which has a range of self-catering and hotel accommodation across Iceland.
The trip was provided by Travel Slovakia (+421 918 320908, travelslovakia.sk), which has a range of self-guided and guided walking tours in the High Tatra.
Self-help psychology website psywww.com lists links to a range of self-help websites, covering everything from eating disorders to sexual problems.
Potentials Unlimited of Grand Rapids, Mich .was featuring a range of self-hypnosis tapes designed to help a person "make his life better".
An effective perception study that tests a range of self-reported attitudes about health, wellbeing and productivity in the workplace can create a more rounded picture.
