Sentence examples for interests judgments from inspiring English sources

The audit found no criminal wrongdoing, although it concluded that Hunter had failed in his fiduciary obligations and had put personal and family gain ahead of union interests — judgments that he vehemently protested.

Conclusions Our data suggest that psychiatrists in England and Wales need to take account of the Mental Capacity Act, and in particular best interests judgments and deprivation of liberty safeguards, more explicitly than is perhaps currently the case.

The process-based account of men's sexual-interest judgments ultimately may point to novel targets for prevention strategies designed to reduce acquaintance-initiated sexual aggression on college campuses.

First, we examined the effect of trial-by-trial feedback on men's sexual-interest judgments (Treat et al., in press).

The extent to which pairwise cue combinations influence men's continuous sexual-interest judgments over and above the independent contributions of the cues to such judgments has been unknown, however.

Thus, we were unable to estimate the extent to which each participant relied independently on each of the four stimulus dimensions of primary psychological interest when making his sexual-interest judgments.

Interestingly, individual differences in the influence of sexually relevant contexts on men's sexual-interest judgments correlated positively with the reported frequency of misperception experiences (Treat et al., 2015b).

A mixed-effects model was fit to participants' sexual-interest judgments using the lmer function in the linear mixed-effects package lme4 (Bates, Maechler, Bolker, & Walker, 2015) in R (R Core Team, 2016).

Non-affective characteristics of women also non-neglibly predict men's judgments, however, over and above affective characteristics: in the same two studies, men's sexual-interest judgments were moderately associated with women's clothing style (ds = 0.78 and 0.65) and strongly associated with women's attractiveness (ds = 0.94 and 1.16; Treat et al., in press, under review).

Not surprisingly, men rely heavily on women's nonverbal affective cues when judging women's current sexual interest: two recent studies have documented that men's sexual-interest judgments showed impressively strong associations with women's nonverbal affective cues (ds = 2.79, 3.35; Treat et al., in press, under review).

Overall, therefore, college men showed substantial insight into their cue-utilization patterns, consistent with our prior findings (Treat et al., under review), although their awareness may have been bolstered by observing themselves make 173 sexual-interest judgments prior to providing their estimates.