Mohist ethics and epistemology are characterized by a concern with finding objective standards that will guide judgment and action reliably and impartially so as to produce beneficial, morally right consequences.
The affect-as-information model (Clore et al. 2001) indicates that affective feelings as a component of input in information processing can provide information and serve as crucial cues to guide judgment and decision making; therefore, affective feelings can lead to a higher or lower evaluation of a certain object.
Furthermore, if this information were read out and used to guide judgments, those judgments would match those of the rats.
Nunnally and Bernstein [ 27] also noted that results from such an exercise can guide judgments about the content validity of any items that need modification or need to be omitted.
On the contrary, we are guided by judgment, instinct and feel.
Hare then puts a more precise gloss on what it is for a judgment to "guide conduct": an action-guiding judgment is one which entails an answer to the practical question "What shall I do?" (Hare 1952, p. 29; see Hare 1963, p. 54 for the terminology "practical question").[3] What is it that an action-guiding judgment must entail?
Furthermore, the fact that Kuhn identified values as what guide judgment opens up the possibility that scientists ought to employ different values, as has been argued by feminist and post-colonial writers (e.g. Longino 1994).
A thoraco-abdominal CT provides an adequate baseline evaluation and guides judgment as to the resectability of CRCLM patients.
Most scholars agree that our thoughts about the nature of disease are sensitive to biological abnormalities but are also guided by judgments that such abnormalities impede human flourishing (See Cooper 2007, Murphy 2006, Sadler 2004, Wakefield 1992).
Furthermore, a number of previous studies, for example Van Kesteren and colleagues (2014), investigated how prior real-world knowledge guided congruency judgments and thus schema memory.
The believers in a republic have large but limited faith in the character and judgment of the people and erect institutions and barriers to improve that character and guide that judgment.
