Modelers and policymakers must continue to work toward finding effective ways to evaluate and judge the quality of their models, and to develop appropriate terminology to communicate these judgments to the public whose health and safety may be at stake.
"We wanted to create a context where people could communicate, without judgment, and share a common view" of Italy's future, regardless of political beliefs, said Professor Bergami of the University of Bologna, one of the co-founders.
The straight-forward and powerful images communicate the judgment, scrutiny and scorn young women in India face for wearing certain clothing in public. .
Conclusion: Students and educators perceive that PAL can help to position students as active learners through reduced dependence on the clinical educator, heightened roles in observing practice, and making and communicating evaluative judgments about quality of practice.
[Interviewee 3] Assessments of student performance on authentic tasks are enacted within a social context, and participants considered aspects of this context, especially potentially adverse consequences to themselves, before communicating their judgments.
Both excuse defenses and justification defenses can result in acquittals or reduced sentences, but they communicate very different judgments about the acts of the defendants.
AD is a neurodegenerative disease that progressively destroys a person's memory, and his or her ability to learn and reason, make judgments, communicate, and carry out daily activities.
In a recent editorial titled 'Epidemic science in real time', Fineberg and Wilson underscored the critical importance of 'conducting the right science and communicating expert judgment' to 'enable policies to be adjusted appropriately as an epidemic scenario unfolds' [ 44].
"Your being here this evening confirms your right to form and communicate an autonomous judgment to determine why you think something is true or not.
Specifically, clinical ethics experience may assist individuals in the development of their abilities to identify and analyze ethical problems, use reasonable clinical judgment, communicate effectively, negotiate and facilitate when there is conflict, and act as a resource for healthcare professionals who are faced with the daily challenges of delivering ethical care.
