sociocentric

On the contrary, a sociocentric view is one in which interdependence between the person and family or group is more important than independence.

Elder's work has focused primary on the barriers to critical thinking development, closely to egocentric and sociocentric thought.

A leisure identity may be based on an egocentric or a sociocentric view of self (Robbins, 1993).

First, David Cameron's whole mission as Conservative leader was to be a sociocentric one.

Boasian cosmographic anthropology and the sociocentric component of mind.

First, it would shift "the locus of debate from an econocentric paradigm to a sociocentric paradigm".

Miliband wants to be sociocentric, but an econocentric pitch might be a surer route.

Koreans are highly sociocentric; family members of patients will most likely want to make health-related decisions for these patients when they are seriously ill.

The crew of the Enterprise had first encountered the sociocentric, quasi-nomadic species during the ship's exploratory journey to the Aquarius Formation.

The approximately 50 performance rites, conducted over the past 30 years, move through transformations from an egocentric to more sociocentric and increasingly worldcentric and theocentric identity.

It can be seen that in this way of modeling the universe there are two concentric schemes: a sociocentric scheme of order around the head of the community and an egocentric scheme of disorder around the afflicted.