 This conception of intellectual humility is most pertinent in the realm of disagreement. The view of Roberts and Wood is similar, holding that intellectual humility is “a striking or unusual unconcern for social importance, and thus a kind of emotional insensitivity to the issues of status” (2007: 239). Their definition, like Hazlett’s, emphasizes the social nature of intellectual humility. Unlike Hazlett, Roberts and Wood put more weight on the intellectually humble person’s concerns and emotions, and less on her doxastic states.