Framing might also be used to attempt to influence the reference points around which individuals judge alternatives and thereby impact attitudes toward job opportunities.
You had to look around, quickly judge alternatives, and, adjusting your course and glide, head for the best of them.
Evaluative criteria are defined as "the particular dimensions or attributes that are used in judging the choice alternatives" (Engel et al. 1995, p. 208).
The presence of diabetic retinopathy is arguably the best criterion from which to compare glycemic measures because it is a specific and early clinical complication usually related to diabetes, and it represents a specific and relevant clinical end point for judging an alternative test (1).
As the opposition, we thought hard about the original decision to vote for the mission; we knew the dangers but we judged the alternatives were worse.
Human rights activists note that, with the exception of Lithuania, there are fewer prisoners spending time in jail once they are sentenced, largely because a few adventurous judges are willing to try alternatives like community service.
Each individual within the group for which the kth factor is the sole determinant of utility judges alternative locations solely in terms of that factor.
In this paper, we provide new evidence on the empirical usefulness of various simple seasonal models, and underscore the importance of carefully designing criteria by which one judges alternative models.
Conceivably, respondents might judge an alternative "best" they would not end up choosing.
And, we might say that people who act on their urges, and counter to their best judgment, don't actually judge the alternative to be better, but do so only in some watered-down sense.
