However, there are limitations to the methodological approaches used in the available published literature, which introduce challenges to arriving at a clear assessment of such dynamics.
By doing so, we can arrive at a clearer understanding of whom we should approach and in what order.
This strategy allowed us to arrive at a clearer picture of risk factors, correlates, and consequences of PTSD and non-PTSD.
Arriving at a clear, applicable vision will be harder.
It's Ms Yellen's Fed now, and her committee may arrive at a different judgment than Mr Bernanke's.
She added: "It seems they are using a completely non-transparent process to arrive at a blanket judgment about a whole group of people".
After understanding the question, respondents need to arrive at a judgment regarding issue-specific competence.
It doesn't require deep thought or arbitrary, unsubstantiated pop-psychology to arrive at such a clear conclusion.
The research team discussed the resulting interview guide, which consisted of the following topics: information used in forming a judgment, reference criteria, (different) ways of arriving at a judgment and the time needed to do so, student factors influencing decision making, abilities deemed essential for assessors, perceived pressure, and conflicting views on performance assessment.
The clinician needs to be aware of these deliberations when arriving at a judgment about diagnosis and treatment of stuttering.
Readers, who usually have limited or basic knowledge of the methodological process involved in diagnostic reviews, often focus exclusively on the conclusion sections of a review when arriving at a judgment about a test's performance [ 16].
