The phrase "accuracy of judgments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of decisions or evaluations made by individuals or groups.
Example: "The accuracy of judgments made by the committee is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "precision of assessments" or "correctness of evaluations".
According to Sue Russell, that confidence "is counterproductive and even lowers the accuracy of judgments.
If correct, this should be evident not only in the overall accuracy of judgments, but also in higher sensitivity in signal detection analyses.
We sought to understand how race category impacted perceived sexual orientation, the accuracy of judgments, and the relative strength of the signal that conveyed sexual orientation across categories.
Then we analyzed the accuracy of judgments two ways – one that compared the proportion correct across categories, and another that examined perceptual sensitivity (i.e., signal detection).
Yet sensitivity was highest for these groups, suggesting that departures from gender typicality were readily apparent, and led to greater accuracy of judgments.
The speed and accuracy of judgments like trustworthiness can be impaired by incongruent information about traits and the behavioral events in which they occurred [45].
Results provide a foundation for future work addressing the accuracy of judgment of others' stress experience.
Starting with the truth-oriented approach, what is the proof, or even substantial evidence, that public deliberation is conducive to truth, i.e., accuracy of judgment?
The results are of great importance as it provides guide for the developers to decide where to present targets depending on the need for relative accuracy of judgment.
The ubiquitous presence of cores in absence of accuracy constraints provided insights about objective certainty that may complement the literature on subjective certainty (self-confidence) and the accuracy of judgment.
In the comprehensive evaluation, the joint average approach method was applied to 160 sperm image samples and provided 76.875% accuracy of judgment.
