Sentence examples for automatic judgments from inspiring English sources

The ability to separate yourself from your automatic judgments takes practice.

Unless we deliberately slow down and second-guess our automatic judgments, we are going to prefer what we know to what we don't.

Usually these primary appraisals are basic judgments of an object or experience as "good" or "bad" and these automatic judgments, along with cognitive biases created by our beliefs, opinions, and expectations, may lead us to distort the reality of what is currently taking place.

Try to stop automatic judgment.

That automatic judgment can occur in as little as half a second, producing different gaze patterns.

This automatic judgment -- beauty equals average -- is also a powerful cognitive bias, at least as predictable is the cognitive fluency rule.

Piaf's life, perhaps, but not exactly Susan's, if we are to go along with the Wilentz's and others' automatic judgment of her as a virgin, or a loveless frump.

This inchoate tendency appears to foreshadow the full expression of authoritarianism in adulthood -- both the lack of openness to new ideas and the strict reliance on automatic, mindless judgments and decision making.

In addition, a significant correlation was found between the automatic assessment of speech fluency and the judgment of human experts.

The memo flags privacy concerns around the collection of various types of data, but the meeting, according to the record, resolved not to set "automatic limitations" – leaving judgment calls to each country's own agencies.

These issues are still controversial, hence the somewhat vague characterization of implicit social cognition as concerning relatively unconscious and relatively automatic features of judgment and social behavior.