subjective self

collocation in English

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subjective
adjective
uk
/səbˈdʒek.tɪv/us
/səbˈdʒek.tɪv/
influenced by or based on personal beliefs or feelings, rather than based ...
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self
noun
uk
/self/us
/self/
the set of someone's characteristics, such as personality and ability, that are not physical and make that person different from ...
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(Definition ofsubjectiveandselffrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Relationship betweensubjectiveself-report of cognitive dysfunction and objective information-processing performance in a group of hospitalized schizophrenic patients.
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If the second hypothesis is more accurate, it means that self-reported media exposure is probably a better indicator of interest than thesubjectiveself-assessment.
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He conceals his own hand in constructing such "objective" knowledge, submerging his ownsubjectiveselfwithin the rationality of medical science.
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Thesubjectiveselfexpands ego-serving motives, through social self-extensions which accommodate the fitness-related interests of individuals we identify with strongly (or of whole groups mentally embraced by our social identities).
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The object began being thought of not as a fixed external object but also as an extension of oursubjectiveself.
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He discloses how thesubjectiveself-awareness of older people stands in great contrast to the social fears of aging.
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Hissubjectiveself-deprecating comments contrast well with the objective high work-ethic and even heroism he displays.
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Novels are seen as part of the realm of art, defended as a realm of free andsubjectiveself-expression.
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Austin writes that when his formersubjectiveselfwas no longer there to form biased interpretations this experience conveyed the impression of objective reality.
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Other concepts that psychologists are interested in, such as personality, thinking, and emotion, can not be directly measured and are often inferred fromsubjectiveself-reports, which may be problematic.
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