"You know, there's a higher judgment than us.
Adept as machines are at calculation, people are said to be imbued with something higher: judgment.
"This settlement will save the city the far greater costs of a trial and potentially much higher judgment.
Their story has spilled out on television, Jerry-Springer-style. On Monday, a judge in the Chelyabinsk region awarded each family compensation of 3 million rubles, or about $100,000, an unusually high judgment in Russia.
When he announced, on August 20th, that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was to be released on compassionate grounds, later defending that decision in the face of international outrage, Mr MacAskill referred to Scotland's alleged fondness for mercy, and to the "higher" judgment that the terminally ill Libyan faces.
Mr. McMillan, who lost the use of his arms and legs, was the passenger hurt worst in the crash and was likely to recover the most money — in lawsuits, catastrophic injuries typically result in higher judgments than deaths.
Both groups showed an illusion of causality but the former group gave significantly higher judgments than the second.
When meal variety was high, judgments of perceived volume and expected satiation 'converged.' This is consistent with a common underlying response strategy.
Thus, a variety of theories of contingency judgments, which are clearly different from each other (see Shanks, 2007; 2010 for comprehensive reviews of associative, inferential, and other theoretical accounts of contingency judgments), will nevertheless predict that any factor that contributes to a higher number cell a events, with respect to the other cells, should promote higher judgments.
"High-judgment zones" can make you feel anxious, insecure, and unable to control your emotions.
