However, as the authors [71] go on to discuss, the absence of task-specific activations in a direct contrast between closely matched tasks of this kind may be interpreted two different ways: firstly, the same cortical areas may undertake the computations involved in both judgements.
Some have conflicted feelings but don't believe in sitting in judgement of their friends and neighbors' decisions.
In humans, variation in judgement probably encourages variation in art, and this may well work in animals.
In particular, Recommendation content was absent in about 60% of patient handovers, in the judgement of both coders.
He denied that he had exercised poor judgement both in previously claiming that the allegations that surfaced in the Guardian and the New York Times in 2009 were "codswallop" and a "political put-up job" by the Labour party, and for his recent defence of Rupert Murdoch after it first emerged that the phone of murder victim Millie Dowler's phone was hacked.
In the 90s, when I was green in judgement, red in bank account, I wrote a series of unauthorised biographies of figures in comedy whom I admired.
Jesus sits in judgement in the upper centre panel.
In our experiment, the maximum difference in BMI between the target women was only 2.97% (occurring when the highest and lowest BMI women in the medium class were paired), yet our analysis indicated that the difference in BMI between the two target women explained a significant proportion of the variance in attractiveness judgements in both our experiments.
The generalist might end up demanding that one make the same judgement in both cases unless one can provide a principle that distinguishes them.
The particularist, by contrast, might demand only that one make the same judgement in both cases unless one can offer some reason for not doing so.
