A lot of mountain climbing is about your mental attitude because you will need to make sound, fast judgments about conditions, directions, and safety.
Proprietary trading is harder to defend when it is sheltered by a government guarantee but any bank that acts as a marketmaker between buyers and sellers will end up taking some form of proprietary risk.Faced with this untidy set of choices, a sensible philosophy would not make hard-and-fast judgments about what businesses belong together.
A similar maxim holds for human-computer interaction; air-traffic controllers will make faster judgments and fewer mistakes when they are looking at a 2D display.
Todorov's study indicated that election results might owe themselves somewhat to what the Nobel-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman called fast, unthinking judgment, or what the psychologist Nalini Ambady calls thin-slice judgment: the ability to make any number of social judgments from a seconds-long experience.
The integrated protection based on multi-frequency domain information takes advantages of power frequency and transient protections, which can not only improve the performance of traditional protection of AC transmission line but also realize fast fault judgment by transient travelling wave protection.
However, studies requiring fast category judgments make it hard to disentangle the mechanisms determining what to decide and when to commit.
The underlying idea is that fast affective judgments are an evolutionarily adaptive and efficient way of processing information, especially when navigating in a complex, uncertain, and dangerous world (Slovic et al., 2007).
My wit is quicker, my mind faster, but my judgment is more impulsive.
In Washington, the reaction has set off a debate over whether it is time to put the brakes on the N.S.A., whose capabilities, Mr. Obama has hinted, have expanded faster than its judgment.
Together, these results point to fast lexical decision judgments (with a mean reaction time across age groups of 508.0 ms), with older adults responding more slowly than younger adults in both conditions by more than 200 ms on average.
