Sentence examples for impact judgments from inspiring English sources

Because perceivers tend to use gender atypicality as a cue for judging sexual orientation, we predicted that race category would impact judgments of sexual orientation such that the two groups for which race leads to perceived gender atypicality – Asian men and Black women – would be more likely to receive a gay/lesbian categorization.

Previous studies have examined how patients' non-health-related characteristics may affect valuations of their health state by others and may impact judgments surrounding medical decisions, but our study is the first to compare how subjects value health states of veterans versus non-veterans and one of the first to assess health values of medical house officers.

Until we have an impact judgment ruling, insurance carriers will continue to skirt the law, and patients and practitioners will be forced to pay the price".

Although we also recruited the practices that were likely to have varying approaches to self-care support, the impact of the practice characteristics on patients' use of self-care is hard to delineate and may impact judgment of generalisability.

whether a particular judgment is imagined to occur in a few years or a few days —significantly influence intuitions about 'free will.' And Hitchcock and Knobe (2009) found that tacit application of salient norms impacts judgments about causation.

Some in favor of gun control argue that a gun-filled campus could have violent consequences for gun holders themselves, pointing to the high suicide rates of teenagers, their raging hormones and their undeveloped pre-frontal cortex (which impacts judgment).

By its nature, impact assessment involves reasoned judgments in the setting of multiple assumptions, uncertainties, and often incomplete baseline data (Veerman et al. 2007).

The presence of family pictures had no significant impact on judgments.

Little is known about how perceived network topology factors, which are common components of information system risk metrics, impact human judgments of risk.

This is in stark contrast to the impact of judgments in references to the court of justice of the EU (CJEU), which have direct effect in our law, binding our courts.

A flurry of recent studies are starting to explore this, and they support the idea that mindfulness may target prejudice indirectly, by lessening our cognitive biases automatic, systematic errors in our thinking in ways that impact our judgments of other people.