For example, judgments of irrationality are central to many psychiatric diagnoses, and our standards of rational thought reflect not biological findings but standards derived from normative reflection.
For example, judgments about enduring beliefs and desires must, he says, involve complex procedures for searching "vast and heterogeneous" long-term memory stores.
For example, judgments about quantity can be made empirically-based via formal sensitivity analysis.
For example, judgments can be made on whether an individual item is novel or familiar and/or whether an item has been previously associated with another item, a particular location or context.
For example, a judgment remains a judgment whether it is judgment about a perceptual experience or a judgment about the understanding of language.
In the Mind examples, judgments and reactions are in control and you feel justified being judgmental and angry.
These ideas cover, for example, hybrid judgment, decomposing estimation error ideal judgment, organization fit and evaluating decision aids.
One example is Judgment Day, a reality show in which a person judges other people, then interviews them to find out if their first impressions were correct.
Take for example, the judgment issued by the Office of Legal Counsel during the Bush administration saying that the president could authorize torture if he felt like it.
In quantum theory, measurements interfere with each other: they both record a property and change the state of what is being measured (for example, the "judgment state" of a person being polled in a survey).
