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This is evident from Sen's (1970) demonstration that these two conditions conflict with the idea that for each person there is a personal domain of states of affairs, within which his preferences must prevail in case of conflict with others'.
These tools provided evidence that changes in the domains of practice and consequence also led to changes in the personal domain for instructor M.
Given this, one would have expected significant differences between the female and male respondents for personal role domain, which was not demonstrated in this study.
For personal care domain's item response, one point was given to "never," and two points were given for "sometime," three points for "mostly," and four points for "every time" but reverse for items 25, 26, 27, 28, and 32.
Fox & Kahneman (1992), for instance, showed that, especially in personal domains people seem to value (friends and love life), what predicts participants' responses is not recent intrapersonal factors but social comparison.
Navratilova laid claim to the world's most famous tennis tournament for the ninth time since 1978 and once again established the grass court as her personal domain.
com, both of which are used for commercial and personal domains, and.org, for organizations.
"That's my personal domain," he says emphatically.
Religion and God can exist in the personal domain with limited (UK) or no intrusion (France) in the public domain.
The 19th-century ballets of Marius Petipa, no matter how modernized, have been her personal domain.
