Sentence examples for judgments toward from inspiring English sources

One participant summed it up as " …the stress factors [are] the fears, the prejudice, judgments toward the country, towards the hospital, [and] treatment procedures" (Turkey, 1).

We used a mixed- methods approach with rater accuracy defined quantitatively based on Rasch measurement theory, and a survey-based qualitative method designed to investigate rater perceptions and judgments toward student essays within the context of IW assessments.

This study addresses group differences with regard to the neural mechanisms of aesthetic emotions and aesthetic judgments toward everyday designed products according to levels of everyday aesthetic experience and expertise in design.

We showed that in comparison with psychiatrists and nurses, psychologists had less antagonistic judgments toward BPD and perceived them as less manipulative and rather eligible for hospitalization.

Our data are the first to demonstrate that, as in human subjects, state alters a honeybee's judgments toward signals associated with potential threats to fitness.

Like Ashkenazi, Shibli tilted his judgment toward haram, but he, too, acknowledged that the debate remained open.

Facilitate both groups' discussions, noting which characters each talked about, at what length or depth and the emotion or judgment toward them.

There are no clear villains, no serendipitous, life-altering accidents, only the slow, inexorable escalation of hasty decisions and excusable lapses in judgment toward an unbearable final catastrophe.

"We only have so many criminal justice dollars, and we need to apply them, in my judgment, toward the areas where we're afraid of the perpetrators," said State Senator John Whitmire, Democrat of Houston.

According to Cooley, (Cooley 1902 as cited in Solomon MR, & Rabolt NJ, 2006) the self-concept is composed of three elements, imagination about one's own appearance toward others, imagination about other's judgment toward one's own appearance, and a kind of self-feeling such as self-esteem or indignity.

Fear, coupled with risk aversion skewed judgment toward dumping risky assets, trading uncertainty for the familiar and predictable.