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interpersonal comparisons of utility

The Historical Perspective of the Problem of Interpersonal Comparisons of Utility

The Historical Perspective of the Problem of Interpersonal Comparisons of Utility

... that utility, for a people, is mixed with the material prospering and the moral and intellectual development, we have a criterion to establish comparisons among different peoples" (Pareto, 1896, ...

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Interpersonal comparisons of utility: The epistemological problem

Interpersonal comparisons of utility: The epistemological problem

... an interpersonal comparison between the interpreter’s and the agent’s ...think interpersonal comparisons have a basis in the following sense: in the process of attributing propositional attitudes ...

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Interview of Peter J  Hammond

Interview of Peter J Hammond

... expected utility as- cribed to the different personal consequences faced by each individual in the original ...on interpersonal comparisons of utility levels, of course, and these ...

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Social choice with approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

Social choice with approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

... precise interpersonal comparisons of utility (either ordinal or cardinal) are possible, allowing a rich theory of distributive ...no interpersonal comparisons are possible, or even ...

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Aggregation of incomplete ordinal preferences with approximate interpersonal comparisons

Aggregation of incomplete ordinal preferences with approximate interpersonal comparisons

... approximate interpersonal comparisons are ...approximate interpersonal comparisons de- veloped by Pivato ...a utility function is to represent some underlying preference order), so its ...

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A social proximity explanation of the reluctance to assimilate

A social proximity explanation of the reluctance to assimilate

... Consider a set of migrants who originate from a poor country and who are in a rich country. To focus on essentials, we assume that in all relevant respects the migrants are identical. 4 Each migrant decides how much ...

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Risky social choice with approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

Risky social choice with approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

... vNM utility functions is the correct objective function for the social planner, because it reflects the aggregate risk preference of the citizens, in addition to the aggregate of their ‘true’ ...true ...

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Interpersonal comparisons of well being

Interpersonal comparisons of well being

... a utility profile U in the domain of the social-evaluation functional, the individual utilities for two alternatives x and y are the same, then x and y must be equally good according to the social ranking generated ...

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Approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

Approximate interpersonal comparisons of well being

... make interpersonal comparisons between elements of P ...accurate comparisons between elements of F ...(less) utility from it than our present self —this is an interpersonal ...make ...

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The Interpersonal Consequences Of Humor

The Interpersonal Consequences Of Humor

... changing interpersonal perceptions, these disclosures can also have intrapersonal effects, such as making individuals feel happier and more connected with others (Gable, Gosnell, Maisel, & Strachman, 2012; ...

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CONSTRUCTION AND STANDARDISATION OF TEACHER INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP SCALE (TIRS)

CONSTRUCTION AND STANDARDISATION OF TEACHER INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP SCALE (TIRS)

... “Interpersonal relationship of teachers is the social interactions, associations, connections or affiliations with the students, fellow teachers, parents, community and school administration. His/her relationship ...

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Interpersonal Human Rights

Interpersonal Human Rights

... that we all constitute our own distinctive personhoods against the back- ground of our peculiar circumstances— that law must not assign the sole responsibility to address our personal differences to public law; that pri- ...

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Developmental Differences in Children’s Interpersonal Emotion Regulation

Developmental Differences in Children’s Interpersonal Emotion Regulation

... Although our research tried to overcome some problems from previous studies, it has a main limitation as we relied exclusively on people’s reports. It has been shown that what people report doing may differ from what ...

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INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS (IR)

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS (IR)

... The emotional stimulus (e.g., hearing footsteps behind you in a dark alley produces physiological arousal (e.g., increased heart rate) and a cognitive label, which produces an experien[r] ...

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Perfectionism and interpersonal functioning

Perfectionism and interpersonal functioning

... • No increased estimates of negative interpersonal interactions • No pattern of differences between high and low groups for any IPSM scale • Lower confidence ratings of neutral facial ex[r] ...

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Perfectionism and interpersonal functioning

Perfectionism and interpersonal functioning

... adjustment in cases where anxiety and depression made a significant contribution when entered as covariates No 7122 values are shown as anxiety and depression were both non-significant a[r] ...

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A theoretical interpersonal style repertoire for middle-level managers

A theoretical interpersonal style repertoire for middle-level managers

... person’s interpersonal actions tend to initiate, invite or evoke complementary responses from the interactant, which lead to a repetition of the person’s original ...

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Client Interpersonal Problems and the Initial Working Alliance

Client Interpersonal Problems and the Initial Working Alliance

... These results, however, do not account for the influence counselors have in the relationship. Previous cited studies regarding the connection between interpersonal difficulties and the early therapeutic alliance ...

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Cancer survivors’ social context in the return to work process: narrative accounts of social support and social comparison information

Cancer survivors’ social context in the return to work process: narrative accounts of social support and social comparison information

... These comparisons were largely used as a means for participants to assess their readiness to re-join the workforce, including their ability to compete with others equally within the ...drew comparisons in ...

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Vague comparisons

Vague comparisons

... determinate comparisons can be made, precisely because there is complete quantifiability on each dimension: for instance, in this case we can say that the first person has more hair on his scalp than the second, ...

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