The important point about the right of bequest is that it enables a person to make a certain sort of plan which affects the manner in which he lives his life, and in which he raises his children, and makes explicit judgements about those he believes will outlive him.
In the next series of experiments, we sought to extend our observations to explicit judgements of perceived time duration of a flash.
We made explicit judgements about whether studies were at high risk of bias, according to the criteria given in the Handbook (Higgins 2011).
All decisions women may make, from consenting to diagnostic tests, choice of surgery or systemic treatments, to consideration of lifestyle changes, are made on the basis of implicit or explicit judgements about the risk or perceived benefit/harm ratios.
The original approach by the Canadian Task Force also did not include explicit judgements about the strength of recommendations, such as how trade-offs between the expected benefits, harms and costs were weighed and taken account of in going from an assessment of how good the evidence is to determining the implications of the results for practice.
During the next phase, players were invited to interact with all the features available on the explicit crowd judgement mode (Fig. 3): provide their opinion on the quality of existing tags through a simple "like/dislike" judgment, navigate on the tag cloud, click on the most impressive moments and watch a shorter video version.
This becomes more evident when we consider that even the simplest of creatures that may otherwise be bereft of a conscious or explicit value judgement system have been imparted (through evolution) the discerning ability to know that doing a certain "A" set of things will make it more probable for them to survive, as opposed to doing a certain "B" set of things.
Explicit, negative judgements occur in the Physiologus, where the animal is depicted as a hermaphrodite and grave robber.
To the extent that Arabic numbers automatically activate their corresponding magnitude representations, Cohen (2009) argued that the numerical function would dominate participants' responses even in a task which required no explicit magnitude judgements, i.e., NW would be the best predictor of reaction time.
