A recently proposed health valuation framework also is presented, which highlights the underlying cognitive processes from a social-judgment perspective and presents a structured data-collection procedure that seems promising in deriving DWs from general-population surveys.
We sought his advice and council and valued his judgment and perspective.
"Brilliance" among these best and brightest says nothing about qualities of judgment, teamwork, perspective and the courage to change one's mind -- let alone about prudence and humility.
"Jan's insight, judgment and perspective will be invaluable to the committee in the coming years, and I very much look forward to working with him," Carney said.
Moreover, research in psychology shows that any reduction in reaction time is more than compensated for by the advantages age brings: expertise, reliability, judgment and perspective.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates described the nominee, Gen. James N. Mattis, as "one of our military's outstanding combat leaders and strategic thinkers, bringing an essential mix of experience, judgment and perspective to this important post".
When she began to write, "I had no will, no judgment, no perspective, no power, no authority, no self - just this brutal sense of irony, melancholy and a trembling respect for words.
And at this stage of the dating game, you should be most interested in quantity; you have to go on lots of first dates so that your judgment and perspective remain intact, so that you don't overrate someone's appeal by thinking "He's the one! when in fact he's only the one who called!
Using your opinion, judgment, and perspective by which to wound another person is not only harmful but also prevents you from seeing that your view is but one of billions of views and that you'll spend the rest of your life clashing if you refuse to keep an open mind.
If your child knows how to have empathy for others, then he'll be able to see the world from a more judgment-free perspective and will be able to put himself in someone else's shoes.
