Their argument was that the pragmatic elucidation of moral statements considered them in the contexts of their use in framing moral policy and argument, while the logical positivist analysis of ethical statements did not derive from the consideration of the actual contexts in which ethical statements as judgments of practice functioned and received their justification.
Thus, the then-test asks for a renewed judgment about their pre-test level of functioning [ 17].
Objective: To evaluate the accuracy of clinician judgments of patient function, the susceptibility of judges to bias, and the relation between a judge's degree of belief in his/her accuracy of classification to observed accuracy when using the FIM™ instrument.
Cognitive symptoms may result from dysfunctions of attention, concentration, memory, processing speed, judgment, and executive functioning.
Emotivism, In metaethics (see ethics), the view that moral judgments do not function as statements of fact but rather as expressions of the speaker's or writer's feelings.
Herbart does not, of course, regard such judgments as functions of a power of judgment.
Immediately after, they also provide a renewed judgment about their baseline level of functioning (thentest).
It involves a difficult set of technical judgments about the functioning of voting machines.
Building on this theoretical work, we will propose a novel model of intuitive judgments of responsibility that is a function of both pivotality (whether an agent made a difference to the outcome) and criticality (how important the agent is perceived to be for the outcome, before any actions are taken).
Children provided renewed judgment of their pretest functioning, reporting that, on average, they had been experiencing more diabetes-related problems than they were originally aware of.
