We recommend that landscape planning practitioners consider both scientific evidence and local conditions that could affect elderly people's preferences, and explore the degree to which design options may fulfill these preferences.
Because when a person tries to anticipate and fulfill others' preferences, it increases his or her anxiety and feelings of inauthenticity.
A country such as Malaysia, who has a multi-racial population composition, may need more innovative web designs that could fulfill the preferences of its diverse online users.
We have our true self, which wants to behave healthily and save wisely, but our short-sighted self fails to fulfill those preferences and doesn't save enough or eats too much.
Although Pareto optimal (i.e. mutually-beneficial) forms of international cooperation can occur in world politics, states will always strive for more power and exploit relative differentials in material capabilities to fulfill national preferences.
Therefore, proper regard for patients' autonomy cannot be a straightforward matter of enabling them to fulfill their preferences or their subjective "values".
From the institutional perspective, evaluating the rationality of marriage thus, in terms of fulfilling subjective preferences, clashes with the tradition of viewing it as uniquely enabling certain objective human goods; however, a positive case must be made for the latter view.
Home care (HC) services may help CKD patients in coping with these challenges, maintaining their independence and fulfilling their preferences of receiving care at home [ 15, 16].
The groups were too small for meaningful statistical analyses (Table 4), but at least fulfilling treatment preferences did not lead to better outcomes.
These tensions demonstrate the inherent complexities encountered in bid to resolve competing demands between fulfilling client preferences (personal dignity) and professional obligations to minimizing public health risks (paternalism) [ 38, 40, 47].
