That answer may then be pragmatically revised (to avoid unwanted implications, to bring it more into accord with what the participant thinks the experimenter wants to hear, etc).
On this mixed view, in which perfectionism is understood as merely one element of a general moral theory, it is possible to recommend perfectionism as an agent-neutral maximizing doctrine and avoid the unwanted implications that morality is excessively demanding and that it endorses the sacrifice of some for the sake of greater overall human perfection.
It is therefore important to use sampling techniques that provide unbiased estimations of vegetation in order to avoid unwanted implications [ 13, 14].
Unwanted conservation implications concern ecological integrity, genetic swamping, and regulatory efficiency.
The findings have theoretical implications for understanding the mechanisms underlying a failure to inhibit unwanted intrusions and clinical implications for disorders involving high levels of intrusive thoughts and memories.
This is important, as existing work fails to take into account the rich practices around how users choose to represent themselves on-line to others, and the implications if unwanted data are disclosed.
An unwanted pregnancy has lifelong implications, no matter what you choose to do about it.
That's coupled with the countless women who will deal with the mental and physical implications of an unwanted pregnancy or abortion.
Whereas, the costs of contraception have long been identified as a barrier to many women's optimal use of contraception, with negative impacts on their health and in terms of unwanted pregnancies, as well as discriminatory implications; and.
On the other hand, a number of studies have suggested that sometimes well-intended but painful medical procedures on neonates, without or with inadequate anesthesia, can have negative long-term implications and can engender unwanted consequences [ 15, 16].
