The mentality condition: Introspection is a process that generates, or is aimed at generating, knowledge, judgments, or beliefs about mental events, states, or processes, and not about affairs outside one's mind, at least not directly.
The first-person condition: Introspection is a process that generates, or is aimed at generating, knowledge, judgments, or beliefs about one's own mind only and no one else's, at least not directly.
Knowledge, judgment and information technology matter.
Steve was respected and highly esteemed for his knowledge, judgment, and values.
Our purpose in life has always been to apply what you have called experience, knowledge, judgment and order to what we call news.
In a seven-page letter to shareholders on Friday, Mr. Raymond and William C. Weldon, chairman of the board's corporate governance committee, said the risk committee "has the requisite experience, knowledge, judgment and dedication to oversee the risk management processes".
"I believe that the president's leadership in the actions taken in Iraq demonstrate an incompetence in terms of knowledge, judgment and experience in making the decisions that would have been necessary to truly accomplish the mission without the deaths to our troops and the cost to our taxpayers," Ms. Pelosi told reporters on Thursday.
The practice of medicine taps so many different traits and skills -- up-to-date factual knowledge, judgment, common sense, hand-eye coordination, communication skills and writing ability, among others -- that no single test can be used to assess a person accused of practicing badly, Dr. Illige said.
Such measures should assess knowledge, judgment, and manual skills.
This paper presents the design and implementation of KJ3 (Knowledge Judgment, version 3) which is an assisting tool for formal validation of knowledge-based systems (KBSs).
The economic reforms that took place over the past decades were motivated substantially by the Chinese central government, and recent scholars have noted the positive role that ideology played in driving those reforms, notwithstanding that economists historically view ideology as "distorting… knowledge, judgment and decision making" (Lieber 2013: p344).
