Subjective Analysis

Subjective analysis may refer to a deliberation where the feelings of the individuals taking part determines the outcome. This is opposed to objective analysis, which seeks to evaluate relevant facts, regardless of feelings. Most philosophers would question whether either of these terms, particularly the latter, is meaningful.

 

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