Sentence examples for paternalistic influence from inspiring English sources

Antoine Riboud, the banker's son who built one of the biggest food groups in Europe and exercised a far-reaching and often paternalistic influence over its global empire, died at his Paris home early Sunday.

The mental health field needs to assess the influence that paternalistic relationships and the unequal power relation between clinical staff and patient could have on the patient's health condition and autonomy.

B. J. Bernstein, a lawyer for the four young men who claim to have been coerced into sexual affairs with Bishop Long, said the pastor exerted a paternalistic and, at times, autocratic influence over young men.

Like other sectors in the country, the healthcare sector is highly male-dominated; with patriarchal, paternalistic and conservative belief systems influencing working relations and output [ 26].

Supposedly combining libertarianism (i.e., people are free to do and choose what they like) with paternalistic intervention (i.e., legitimately influence people's behavior 'to make their lives longer, healthier, and better') [32], regulatory interventions are presented in a way that nudges individuals towards the desired behavior without essentially limiting their freedom of choice.

These liberal paternalistic strategies, commonly known as nudges, influence behavior by changing the way choices are presented in the environment by either presenting them in a more salient or interesting light, or by making them the easier or default option rather than enforcing restrictions or by changing people's economic incentives [ 1].

Our research suggests that paternalistic decision-making is still practised and is influenced by assumptions about patient characteristics.

Paternalistic family structures are important and may be difficult to influence.

Asia and the Middle East, meanwhile, have a more paternalistic tradition, with the senior generation still having a lot of influence over their children's career choices.

A paternalistic model of the doctor patient relationship is common in Nepal, possibly influencing communication during data collection.

These strategies have increasingly been referred to as 'nudges', reflecting the unavoidable paternalistic role of the designer of the tool (in this case, PtDAs) in influencing users' choices [ 37].