This introduces at least two issues: First, it remains unclear which reference attributes the respondent uses to generate the rank order, which constricts intersubjective comparability and provokes primacy biases (i.e., the tendency to give more attention to items listed first) (Bowling 2005).
First, let us understand how this social and economic order works, and explore how a narcissistic capitalist drive - the primacy of the 'I' and self-interest - is unhealthy for most of us.
"The review would consider in particular how to secure the decisive role of the elected House of Commons in relation to (i) its primacy on financial matters and (ii) secondary legislation.
Australia, despite its image, is one of the most highly urbanized populations in the world with very high levels of metropolitan primacy of over 60% (i.e. more than six out of ten Australians live in the six metropolitan capital cities).
I'd like to say it freed me from some belief in the primacy of the novel, but I had already got there, of course (that's one of the things that drew me to Teaching a Stone in the first place).
He continues: "I proclaimed the primacy of 'obligation' over pleasure, sobriety over reverie, society over the solitary reader and poet.
The United States as a disparate collection of territories is and should be obsolete precisely because it was the belief in the primacy of states' rights - i.e., the prioritization of the welfare of individual states over that of a whole, unified nation -- that made inevitable the War Between the States.
(P.6, paragraph 4, the primacy of transition analysis), and I support your impressive efforts in this sense.
When I suggest that the primacy of family might be an Italian thing, too, he says: 'I don't know where that comes from.
—(John 21 15 16) Following an ancient tradition, Vatican I defined the Petrine primacy by citing these three texts, interpreting them to signify that Christ himself directly established St. Peter as prince of the Apostles and visible head of the church militant, bestowing on him a primacy not merely of honour but of true jurisdiction.
