I realize you may or may not consider this sort of preference as being judgmental, for I once considered it judgmental.
Considered less judgmental and more effective than the punitive policies of Australia's past, harm reduction drug education is premised on the goal of reducing 'risks' and harms associated with illicit drug use rather than an elimination of use per se.
And to be repelled by a woman just because she has returned from the dead could be considered a tad judgmental.
Those comments shouldn't be considered any more judgmental than letting a friend with a Baby Bjorn try out your stroller, or vice versa.
I have always considered finding non-judgmental ways of supporting every couple and family, regardless of the religious lifestyle that they choose to create for themselves as one of my most important professional and personal challenges.
2. If yes, around what time do you come home? 3. Would you be willing to bring me back an extra slice of pizza on your way home from the bar? 4. Do you consider yourself a judgmental person? 5. Like, what if you came home and saw me eating five Hot Pockets?
To show the practicality of the method, two problems for which code provisions are still largely judgmental have been considered with a few examples: the quantification of the q values for structures with setbacks, and of the CD factors for structures with relatively large vertical loads.
It was also considered important to be professional and non-judgmental, and to pose the questions with interest rather than indifference.
The psychological behavior of decision maker, for instance, judgmental distortion, reference dependence and loss aversion, are considered.
48 The young person may consider doctors and nurses judgmental and be more inclined to talk openly with an independent person, ie, a psychologist.
