Despite no measurable change in judgement outcomes, the findings from our study show that time pressure does lead to changes in judgement strategies.
For private companies, the introduction of political connection may change managers' judgement toward stakeholders' relative importance, and, then, change the different stakeholders' satisfaction level of social responsibility.
The principal reason for this change in judgement was that the newer results from large prospective studies did not confirm the earlier results, which had come mostly from case control studies.
Critical values to change the judgement are 0.98, which makes the ICERs of women with a 5-year predicted breast cancer risk of ⩾5.01% and woman with a history of LCIS cost-ineffective, and the value of 0.96 makes women with a history of AH 'gain less'.
In this process, As Barnes (1982 11) noted, "concepts, theories, and procedures are changed; problems are changed; criteria of judgement are changed, including criteria of what is to count as a problem and what as a solution to a problem".
This indicates that changes in judgement strategies under time pressure are not necessarily associated with changes in judgement performance, suggesting that there is more than one way of processing clinical information to reach the same judgement under the specific context of time pressure.
A sustained change in judgements of his ability to "get things done" could cause a significant drop in his overall approval rating.
30 For that reason, knowledge of patient rights would not change patients' judgements of the events described in TEP.
The most commonly studied species to date is the laboratory rat, with 10 out of 12 published studies finding predicted changes in judgement bias.
