personalism

/ˈpɜːrsənəˌlɪzəm/
noun
  1. A way of thinking or acting that focuses on the importance and value of each individual person.
    • Some philosophers argue that personalism should be the foundation of human rights.
    • The teacher's personalism made every student feel seen and respected.
    • Her personalism in leadership meant she always considered the needs of each team member.
  2. The habit of making things about yourself or your own personal feelings, often in a way that is not objective.
    • His constant personalism in meetings annoyed coworkers who wanted to focus on facts.
    • The review criticized the book for its excessive personalism and lack of broader analysis.
    • In politics, personalism can distract from important policy debates.
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