Language, spatial or temporal orientation, judgment, perception, and other cognitive capacities decline, and personality changes may occur.
These phenomena provide a complement to well-documented effects in the field of perceptual judgment (perception noise, decision noise, bow and anchoring effect, variation of resolution with stimulus intensity).
That judgment and perception will colour how people regard promises for the future.
His comments, he said, were based solely on his "judgment and perception".
From the Middle Ages to the early 19th century, the number of recognized faculties grew and included those of judgment, duty, perception, and conception.
Francis apologized, admitting he had made "serious errors of judgment and perception of the situation". In April, he met with three men who had been abused as teenagers, and the next month he summoned the entire Chilean Bishops Conference to Rome.
Nevertheless, humans still perform better than computers in areas such as ideation, judgment, and perception.
That, after all, is really what is at the heart of the "adaptability," the "generalizing," the "initiative" that alloys alternately the "reason," "judgment," or "perception" abundant in the intelligent mind.
Between emotional and intellectual functions, there is the same relation of foundation as that between judgment and perception, since judgment, or more precisely states of affairs, are presupposed by emotional functions which, although more complex, are nevertheless structured in the same way.
However, this may be a reflection of just how thin Spinoza's attribute of thought really is, bringing together what in Descartes were distinct concepts: will and intellect, judgment and perception, and the like, developing a fully naturalized account of the mind.
But "marijuana affects memory, judgment, and perception".
