Non-Khmer interviewers were both a strength and a limitation; offering a degree of objectiveness alongside limitations in appreciating cultural nuances.
The importance of challenges as DREAM lies to a large extent in its objectiveness.
Respondents older than 55 years emphasized increased blood pressure, while younger respondents - up to 34 years - reported inability to concentrate, decreased objectiveness, unstable mood, difficulty in making decisions.
We used three different measures to assess childhood adversities in this study, which ranged in their degree of objectiveness from a highly subjective stressfulness rating to a much more objective index of specific events such as parental death and divorce.
The proposed metric has several desirable properties that should make it practically useful in engineering, including objectiveness and robustness, retaining the units of the data themselves, and generalizing the deterministic difference.
"We feel we have accomplished our work in the spirit of integrity, objectiveness and transparency," said Harold Mayne-Nicholls, who led the inspections, in an introduction to the report.
It should be noted that the integrated model using quantitative data is superior in terms of validity and objectiveness.
Whether you are a fan of behavioral economics and their "bounded rationality" claims, or a neurophilosopher that has seen the convincing evidence that our decisions seem to originate purely in a non-rational emotional place in the brain, we all must see the mess we are all in when it comes to the objectiveness of "judging" -- be it facts, ourselves, or, God forbid, others.
Maintain a sense of neutrality and objectiveness: the child is only asking about two people in a same gender relationship, not necessarily inviting themselves to an intense diversity awareness program.
