> N ot relevant is the most frequent single judgment over the four pathways in the corpus.
Professional experience teaches that one of the most frequent errors in judgment concerns the product line, and risks that are typically associated with it.
Certainly all of it together suggests the wisdom of a kind of humility, or at least healthy willingness to acknowledge our all-too-frequent errors of judgment, that is at the core of the Gospel's teaching.
In the groups Produce-Low and Prevent-High, in which either the desired outcome was scarce or the undesired one was frequent, the participants' judgments did not differ significantly from zero, as expected: t(18) = 0.16, p =.87, and t(18) = 1.58, p =.13 (respectively).
All who show poor judgment make frequent mistakes.
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The frequent use of clinical judgment as a criterion for RRT activation was associated with high RRT utilization.
Those experiences informed Justice O'Connor's sensitivity to states' rights and her frequent deference to political judgments.
It may also help to explain the Mohists' frequent criticisms of the misguided judgments of the junzi, many of whom they probably regarded as ethically shortsighted conformists.
While focused on morality, the discussion bears on the general debate between those who emphasize cognitive errors, sometimes produced by heuristics, and those who emphasize the frequent success of heuristics in producing sensible judgments in the real world.
