Some theorists take this finding as tending to confirm that fully competent human moral reasoning goes beyond a simple weighing of pros and cons to include assessment of moral constraints (e.g., Wellman & Miller 2008, Young & Saxe 2008).
An aspirant gains the higher status of mujtahid a scholar competent to practice independent reasoning in legal judgment (Arabic ijtihād)—by first graduating from a recognized madrasah and obtaining the general recognition of his peers and then, most important, by gaining a substantial following among the Shīʿite community.
Since attending actual decision-making processes is reserved to elected politicians, trusting that a decision was taken based on solid reasoning and a competent assessment of the future is simplified by accepting that the decision to accomplish the German ES Transformation has been reached through a politically legitimate procedure.
Part of the point of public reason, on this view, is to accommodate the diverse forms of reasoning that are bound to exist among any reasonably competent group of reasoners (Gaus 2011, 288 292).
Secondly, even when their patients do not present them with ethical dilemmas, doctors who score higher on measures of moral reasoning tend to also be more competent in their clinical performance [30] [32].
It is also because, as with policy, even a journalist who spends huge chunks of his professional life reading opinions and briefs is unlikely to be competent to assess the quality of a jurist's reasoning outside a few domains.
Case-based reasoning relies heavily on the availability of a highly competent case base to make high-quality decisions.
In this paper, we present an indexing technique for case-based reasoning called D-HSE, that is shown to be more competent than and twice as efficient as the commonly used R-tree.
The courts have repeatedly affirmed competent a patient's authority to regulate their medical treatment, regardless of their reasoning [ 6].
The students' responses indicate that they respected and learnt from supervisors who were experienced as competent in their field of practice, who gave specific feedback, and facilitated their clinical reasoning skills to arrive at optimal solutions for goal achievement.
Similarly, competent self-care requires the interplay of several critical elements: executive function, higher-order thinking and reasoning, and applied problem solving.
