Appropriate vs. inappropriate goals: are the goals of the data collection legitimate?
If this mechanism does not function properly, though, severe depression can be the consequence.The importance of giving up inappropriate goals has already been demonstrated by Dr Wrosch.
However, as our discussion of French shows, there may be reason for caution in supposing that the kinds of considerations discussed in the present section show that we are already in a position to say that The Turing Test does indeed set inappropriate goals for research in artificial intelligence.
Pauly was concerned that scientists measure ecosystem change against their personal recollections of the past and, based on this decidedly short-term view, mismanage fish stocks because they tolerate gradual and incremental elimination of species and set inappropriate recovery goals.
Haggling over a clerical error is completely inappropriate, when the end goal of asbestos-related funds is justice.
Unfortunately the comprehensiveness was rather low (17%, with 95% CI 12% to 22%), making this filter inappropriate for our goal.
The CCDS elicits distress using a 6-month symptoms recall, inappropriate to our goal of capturing life-course stress.
There are other reasons that have been given for thinking that The Turing Test is too hard (and, for this reason, inappropriate in setting goals for current research into artificial intelligence).
Also, Ken proposes treatment conditions such as "different dosages of the blood pressure drug" (2.Drug.D.ii) inappropriate to the original goal of the investigation, which is to test the effect on blood pressure from the presence and absence of drug intake (Table 2, area of difficulty 2d).
The result of performance control, then, is an inappropriate displacement of social goals by economic ones.
