There are more important values, he added.
And while they deliver quick wins, the more important value of these initiatives is that they change the way teams approach their work.
But in a narrow category of cases, especially where the information is needed to establish guilt or innocence and prevent injustice, there are more important values than protecting a dead person's secrets.
This study compared the cognitive load of two critical thinking strategies related to argument counterargument integration: (a) constructing design claims that minimize disadvantages of an alternative, and (b) weighing refutations (which weaken an argument by arguing that there are more important values at stake).
The respondents regarded "altruistic" (M = 4.77) as a more important value followed by "anthropocentric" (M = 4.47) and "ecocentrism" (M = 4.37).
This has not always been the case: for the war generation, for example, being part of the community was a much more important value.
This assumption has been disputed by Parent and Deephouse (2007) who claim that power has a more important value than urgency and legitimacy.
Suddenly, we feel a little ashamed that our focus on political gamesmanship may have distracted us from more important values.
Quip is as much about communication as it is about documents, and that is a fundamentally different (and more important) value proposition than Google Docs.
His value functions are obvious ones - number of dollars, number of warheads, number of likes and laser-focused on them, they create a blindness - willful or otherwise - to other less obvious, but in the long run more important, value propositions.
Persnickitiness about allowing non-Canadian Olympians practice time is hardly unusual behavior from host countries -- but not what we expect from a country that reputedly held "fair play" as a more important value than winning.
