If people consider the context and relationships when they make decisions about the application of rules, they are likely to be:

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Considering the context and relationships when making decisions about the application of rules is the hallmark of particularism. Universalism, on the other hand, holds that rules should be applied consistently across all contexts and relationships. Achievement-oriented and individualistic approaches do not take context and relationships into account in this way.

If People Consider the Context and Relationships When They Make