'subjective circumstances' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to experiences and situations that are subject to personal opinion or interpretation. For example, "It is impossible to know the full extent of a person's subjective circumstances."
In Political Liberalism, Rawls highlights these subjective circumstances, calling them "the burdens of judgment".
The subjective circumstances of justice also include limitations on human knowledge, thought, and judgment, as well as emotional influences and great diversity of experiences.
Rawls says these are "conditions under which human cooperation is both possible and necessary" (TJ 126/109 rev .. Following Hume, Rawls distinguishes two general kinds: the objective and subjective circumstances of justice.
Among the subjective circumstances of justice is the parties' mutual disinterestedness, which reflects the "limited altruism" (TJ 146/127) of persons in society.. Free and equal persons have their own plans of life and special commitments to others, as well as different philosophical and religious beliefs and moral doctrines (TJ 127/110).
As a self-report measure, the CHART assesses participation from the perspective of the individual, such that the individual's life context, circumstance and subjective experience are respected [ 27].
While obviously one's capacity to suffer under any circumstances is subjective, when we hear that the very well-to-do, under any reasonable definition of the term, seek pity, it comes across as callous and clueless.
Respondents compare their current circumstances against subjective standards to arrive at a global appraisal of life satisfaction (Diener 2000).
It is theorized that these two types of aggression are precipitated by different subjective experiences and external circumstances in men who sexually offend (MSO) (Browne and Howells, 1996).
Quality of life (QOL) is based on both objective circumstances and subjective evaluations.
A similar weak association was observed in one study in the restricted analysis of poorer subjective measures of financial circumstances [ 40].
This might point to a general problem in rating data namely, their susceptibility to external circumstances and subjective factors (mood, personality, etc).
