Still, he said, it will take time before long-term judgments can be made.
Two studies tested the hypothesis that children who believe that personality is a fixed quality (entity theorists) would make more rigid and long-term social judgments than those who believe that personality is malleable (incremental theorists).
(Frankfurt 1988c)[1] According to another story, her point of view is constituted by her (contemporaneous or long-term) evaluative judgments regarding which actions are (most) worth performing.
Short-term attractiveness ratings were targeted because previous research has shown a cyclic shift in short-term, but not long-term partner judgments [10].
Results were inconsistent for F0-SD, which predicted long-term attractiveness judgments by fertile (β = −0.20, p < 0.05), but not non-fertile (β = −0.06, n.s)., women, and short-term attractiveness judgments by non-fertile (β = −0.21, p < 0.05), but not fertile (β = −0.15, n.s)., women.
Wielded by less expert or less responsible bureaucrats, however, the same procedures can ignore a patient's long-term welfare, or the judgment of providers about what type of care is needed.
For example, a trail blazed by one high-profile athlete's treatment of testicular cancer followed by considerable sporting success and an ultimate admission of long-term doping may cloud judgment in commonsense management of doping risks.
During the 1990's, this group demonstrated a profound lack of good judgment about long-term security.
"Given the agency's concerns about long-term exposure, people should exercise judgment as to whether to use the materials".
