Sentence examples for individualistic perspective from inspiring English sources
Narveson clearly takes an individualistic perspective here.
We are used to an individualistic perspective of health care," but "personal genomics are going to change that completely".
From the individualistic perspective, privacy means the freedom to pursue happiness in one's own way as long as no harm is done to others.
For information sharing it also has implications as it moves people from an individualistic perspective ('my information is best') to an acknowledgement of the collective perspective and role ('my information is one piece in the big picture of response').
Apart from the hedonic and eudaimonic distinction, some authors tried to expand this individualistic perspective by including societal aspects of subjective well-being.
However, nurses have tended to view vulnerability from an individualistic perspective, and have rarely taken into account structural or collective dimensions of the concept.
The decision-making process responsible for this adoption followed mainly the "medical-individualistic" perspective [ 32] which focuses on hospitals adopting new technologies based on the clinical needs of their patient population and the benefit of the intervention for the patient.
As it so eloquently juxtaposes at its beginning, Malick's film is a meditation on the difference between "nature" and "grace," which Awe interprets to represent the individualistic human perspective on the one hand, and the religious understanding of interconnectedness within the macrocosmic universe on the other.
Where studies do exist, they approach coping and mental health for refugees from a predominantly individualistic, biomedical perspective [ 5, 10].
They described how a Western worldview privileges the individualistic, biomedical perspective and consequently devalues other forms of knowledge, such as traditional Aboriginal knowledge.
Traditional medical ethics focuses on the physician-patient relationship, and the preservation of autonomy and human dignity, and is very strongly individualistic in perspective.
