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normative
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While seeking moral references for good character in a pre-empirical moral anthropology (through the construal of the nature of virtue and the notion of positive human nature), they distance the inner motivation of the virtues from moral considerations (laws and principles) and from the normativeness of human nature.
Our work in framing help-seeking in a positive and normalizing perspective provides clinical support for the literature's suggestions regarding emphasizing men's strengths in therapeutic working-through (Lander & Nahon, 2008a, Robertson, 2006), and the normativeness and strength inherent in help-seeking (Addis & Mahalik, 2003; Englar-Carlson, 2006).
But nowadays the ideology of choice is proving just as problematic as that of normativeness in the realm of the family and it is necessary, not retrograde, to interrogate that.
 
 
 
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