Sentence examples for affect judgments from inspiring English sources

Research in social psychology, and social cognitive neuroscience, provides insights about how and when stereotypes affect judgments.

If this view prevails, it could affect judgments in the lawsuits that have been filed against Mr. Silverstein and his landlord, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which built the towers three decades ago.

Thus our findings suggest that graph distortions mislead users into incorrect conclusions about the underlying data and that these interpretation errors persist in memory and affect judgments and investment decisions.

Some researchers have isolated specific dress cues (hem length, cosmetics use) that affect judgments of the likelihood of sexual violence.

The minimal cue of skirt length did not affect labeling the incident as rape, but did affect judgments of victim responsibility for the rape.

Previous studies showed that concrete examples affect judgments more strongly than abstract descriptions do, because concrete examples are more salient, memorable, or convincing (e.g. Borgida & Nisbett, 1977; Jenni & Loewenstein, 1997; see also Semin & Fiedler, 1991 for different ways of construing abstract versus concrete descriptions).

It can affect judgment," Mohan says.

Mental health problems often affect judgment and insight.

But they underestimate how the experience of illness can affect judgment.

But other scientists question whether the controlled studies of amphetamines are enough to show how the drugs affect judgment in real life.

His research focuses on how social processes affect judgment and decision-making, and as an officer he serves as a Tactical Air Control Party (TACP) in the Air Force.