Sentence examples for interpretation and judgment from inspiring English sources

The discomfort was caused by the fact that there is no character with whom the reader can happily identify, and no authorial assistance in the task of interpretation and judgment.

As time passed, many psychological professionals tried to become more scientific than Freud had been — to avoid interpretation and judgment and to focus instead on outward signs, as they would with a physical disorder.

This technique enabled the researchers to classify the data into categories and make comparisons, and allowed rational interpretation and judgment.

Again, it seems we have great confidence that technology will provide an answer to certain problems, but how do you address the interpretation and judgment issues that go hand in hand with the use of technology?

As one moves from Level 3 to Level 1, greater personal interpretation and judgment is implicitly required from respondents.

This highlighted that recommendations are built not only on rigorous scientific reviews but also on expert interpretation and judgment of the evidence.

She believes, as do almost all psychologists, that an individual's interpretations and judgments are influenced in subtle and not so subtle ways by his or her identity, that our brains are shaped by experience, education, and identity.

In the evaluations of the glycol ethers, the working group grappled with questions of interpretation and scientific judgment.

This reveals an ambiguity: on the one hand it was obvious that the respondents' own ethical reasoning was closely aligned with the Swedish law, but on the other hand it was generally acknowledged that the law left room for interpretation and personal judgment.

In sum, the purpose of the present study was to examine whether written and spoken presentation of the training material differentially affect training-congruent change in interpretation bias and judgments of negative consequences in children (our primary outcome variables), and whether this translates into associated change in negative mood and emotional vulnerability.

In conclusion, we found that the written and spoken presentation of the training material differentially affected training-congruent change in interpretation bias and judgments of negative consequences in children and that this translated into associated change in performance during a difficult anagram task.