| Personal growth and relational issues provide the content of personalistic reflection. |
| Proto-industrializarion and the fragmentation of holdings which it promoted presented new occasions for personalistic ties between landlord and tenant. |
| A personalistic system of patron-client relationships is another key to the nation's political culture. |
| Like other personalistic leaders, he has preferred loyalists over experienced, well-trained experts when making government appointments. |
| Variables that interact thus can be situational, personalistic, or a combination of situational and personalistic factors. |
