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What term describes a group that has a distinctive way of looking at life?
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Perspective
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∙ 7y agoThis isn't an easy question, but it is a good one!
If a person's way of seeing things is based on personal feelings, opinion, morals, lifestyle, bias, preconceptions, likes, dislikes, and upbringing, the word that comes to mind is "subjective." That means that the greatest filter in arriving at their view of life comes from within themselves.
If a person's way of seeing things is based on fact, statistics, sound experience, and logic, and is devoid of feelings, bias, and opinion, then they are said to be "objective". This means that they base their views on external inputs.
Some words that can be used in place of "way of seeing things", are: opinion, viewpoint, philosophy, bent, stance, position, perspective, slant.
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