Researchers break down people's feelings into "affective happiness" (everyday ups and downs) and "evaluative happiness" (a person's overall assessment of his or her life).
The measures may be used for discriminative (comparing groups at a point in time such as assessing the burden of illness), evaluative (assessing within-person change over time as in clinical trials), and predictive purposes (providing prognostic information) [ 7].
evaluative judgement - the person's evaluation of his/her ability and function in a specific domain (e.g. memory).
On this view, arrogance plainly reflects a person's evaluative assessment of himself; it is an evaluative assessment of himself and others.
In saying that someone is a higher type, we seem committed to some positive evaluative attitude towards that person (e.g., that it is good to have persons like that around).
But intentionality is structured in turn by the subject's beliefs and evaluative judgments about the person, act, event, or state of affairs in question.
It is reflective of a person's evaluative assessment of how much they know and, in this sense, reflective of their rational activity.
Directive respect does not admit of degrees (one either obeys the rule or doesn't), but the others do (we can have more evaluative respect for one person than another).
Some of the most widely accepted definitions of happiness [ 1, 4- 6] agree that subjective well-being is defined as the evaluative reaction of a person to his/her life and it can be divided into a cognitive component (cognitive evaluation of life satisfaction) and an affective component (emotional aspects of the construct, such as happiness).
What procedure in my head could have resulted in something like this?' The idea is that thinking is process and that if your thinking does something you don't want it to do you should be able to say something microscopic and analytical about it, and not something enveloping and evaluative about yourself as a person.
Even when indoctrination and other more or less imaginary forms of "mind control" do not prevent a person from reaching evaluative conclusions about her own motives, they can prevent her from thinking for herself.
