Duke's testimony in effect translated into the language of professional judgment what looked to the untutored eye to be an extremely violent beating of one man by several others.
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The memo continues: "Our biggest millstone has been his loose use of language and lack of judgment".
The note continued: "The biggest millstone has been the loose use of language and lack of judgment in some of the phraseology".
An email from Gilligan's editor, Kevin Marsh, emerged criticising him for 'flawed reporting'looseose use of language', and 'lack of judgment'..
Mr Marsh added that "our biggest millstone has been his loose use of language and lack of judgment".In this section The BBC on trial No stopping Heathrow Could do better The disaster that didn't happen Curry culture Archbishop Major ReprintsSo far the blame has fallen on Mr Gilligan.
The governors had seen an internal memo from Kevin Marsh, Mr. Gilligan's editor, justifying the item as "a good piece of investigative journalism marred by flawed reporting" and citing its "loose use of language and lack of judgment in some of the phraseology".
Be advised before watching this above: Some coarse language and lack of judgment ensue.
This paper reports the first large-scale survey of average language users' judgment of perceived emotion type (e.g., anger, happiness), emotional intensity, and valence (e.g., positive, negative) of Chinese emotion words.
There are other dual-process models that make different assumptions regarding recollection (e.g. Rotello, Macmillan, & Reeder, 2004; Wixted & Mickes, 2010), but the Yonelinas model fits the language of the relative judgment theory best.
