Sentence examples for judgment p from inspiring English sources

This formalism is contrasted with the fact that critical theory is "the unfolding of a single existential judgment" (p. 227).

Rationalism is already dangerous, since it "paralyses our judgment" (p. 89) and is invested with "an almost superhuman authority" (p. 90).

The thought or judgment, P, may be a manifestation of an overall dispositional structure characteristic of the belief that P, but it itself is not that structure.

Among those respondents who shifted their resuscitation opinion after parental introduction, respondents to the nonlitigious version were more likely to shift their opinion from "treat" to "do not treat" after parental requests to "use your best judgment" (P <.042).

As defined and distinguished by Kohlberg and Candee's (1984), a "deontic judgment" is as a "first-order" judgment concerning the rightness or wrongness of given action (i.e., what "one" should do) while a responsibility judgment is a "second-order affirmation of the will to act in terms of that judgment" (p. 57).

[What Mary Mothersill calls her "Second Thesis" in her book Beauty Restored is the thesis that a judgment of taste, such as "Beethoven's first Rasumovsky quartet … is beautiful (has artistic merit)" (p. 145) "is a 'genuine' judgment" (p. 146). However, as she realizes, we then need to know what makes a judgment a genuine judgment. She mentions truth, but wisely does not stop there.

Japanese participants were also significantly faster than the Chinese and the Asian-Canadians in their relative age judgments (p values<.05).

The Wald test also disclosed a significant interaction between "type of dilemma" and "sex" (Wald chi-square test = 6.892; df = 2, p = .032), because females and males gave similar responses for NM dilemmas (p = .965) and IM dilemmas (p = .982) but significantly dissimilar PM judgments (p = .007).007

Fisher exact test showed no difference between the two groups in patient judgments (P = 0.565), showing that blinding was successful.

The χ test was performed to assess the differences in the prevalence of diseases significant judgments; P < 0.05 indicated that the differences were statistically significant.

Several participants had experienced external disapproval and reported modifying their behaviour to avoid others' judgments: "P: It's not really that socially acceptable anymore… I don't smoke in public, I only smoke at my house.