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Prescriptivity is a term used in meta-ethics to
state that when an
evaluative judgment or
decision is made it must
either prescribe or condemn. The word...
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Prescriptive analytics is a form of
business analytics which suggests decision options for how to take
advantage of a ****ure
opportunity or
mitigate a...
- influences); or to
avoid causing offense (etiquette or
political correctness).
Prescriptive approaches to
language are
often contrasted with the
descriptive approach...
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economics is
often divided into
positive (or descriptive) and
normative (or
prescriptive) economics.
Positive economics focuses on the description, quantification...
- The
prescriptive authority for
psychologists (RxP)
movement is a
movement in the
United States of
America among certain psychologists to give prescriptive...
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moral beliefs. In this
context normative ethics is
sometimes called prescriptive, as
opposed to
descriptive ethics. However, on
certain versions of the...
- 'consent' and
certain other rights, freedoms, and privileges. Used
prescriptively, its
meaning incorporates those features of
government seen as the essential...
- the
legal property owner, the
prescriptive ea****t may
become a
regular or
implied ea****t
rather than a
prescriptive ea****t and
immediately becomes...
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study in academic,
descriptive linguistics but
which are
rarely taught prescriptively. The
standardized "first language"
taught in
primary education may be...
- Look up prescription,
prescriptive, or
prescribe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In general, the word
prescriptive refers to
refer to
normative judgments...
