And I thought that was a very, very unusual word to use, 'can't', because the normal judgement - I mean, no, we are not going to do it, because we have got - we haven't got time or we are doing politics or we are doing too many social stories.
This combines strategy F with normal judgement of clinical indications.
The fact of the focus is itself a distortion: the relentless return to the same victim, the desire to destroy that corrupts normal editorial judgement.
These patients persist in making risky choices on the Iowa gambling task (Bechara, Damasio, Damasio, & Anderson, 1994; Bechara, Damasio, Damasio, & Lee, 1999) and increased betting in the presence of normal probability judgements (Manes et al., 2002).
Even simply knowing that it's normal to feel judgement, annoyance, or frustration while driving can be incredibly relieving to the mind that wants to assign first layer meaning to such feelings (i.e., because I feel annoyed and judgmental, that means my judgements are true and, furthermore, it means that I'm with the wrong person).
9 This demonstrates the difficulties of assigning the judgement of normal or abnormal to subtle changes.
family members, friends and partners, who feel obliged to suppress healthy, normal sexual feelings to avoid judgement.
It was also recognized that reconstitution of normal structure required a prior judgement as to whether repair was present.
What I mean is, normal eaters don't attach moral judgement to what they're eating.
The verdict has also raised serious questions in the medical profession about where the line should be drawn between normal mistakes and criminal lapses in judgement.
Therefore, paradigms govern the normal science by defining problems, solutions, criteria of judgements, and providing instruments, techniques, and examples.
