In my interviews couples told me they felt marriage must be entered "out of love", not driven by more materialistic reasoning.
Exploring the individual section scores of UMAT, the correlations in the first two years appears to be largely driven by the Logical Reasoning and Understanding People sections.
It's an example of poor judgment, driven by misinformation and bad reasoning.
In this way, the participants could see more objectively whether their arguments were driven by facts and solid reasoning, and whether they were being open-minded.
In the Roff et al. paper [ 12] describing the development of the DREEM it is clear that the subscale structure was driven by a-priori theoretical reasoning.
Though telehealth may in part be driven by economic and political reasoning (Perednia and Allen 1995), medical care from a distance has been referred to as "one of the most promising applications of advanced communication technology," (Balas et al 1997, p. 2).
Driven by a need for strategic reasoning, a diverse array of new institutions designed to advise governments and policymakers on emerging technologies have emerged in recent years, drawing in part on concepts and methodologies from Futures Studies FSS).
Certainly, much of our actual moral reasoning seems to be driven by attempts to recast or reinterpret principles so that they can be taken to be exceptionless.
Citizens are not so driven by hunger, for example, that their capacity for moral reasoning is overwhelmed; nor are nations struggling to overcome famine or the failure of their states.
"Motivated inference," for example, "involves selective recruitment and assessment of evidence based on unconscious processes that are driven by emotional considerations of goals rather than purely cognitive reasoning" (2011, 156).
Since materialization activities are mainly driven by past developers' experiences, we propose a Case-based Reasoning (CBR) approach that, through the codification of design experiences, permits to establish links between software architecture structures and object-oriented counterparts.
