Firstly, the emotional component of post-outcome judgment was replaced by a "cold" appraisal of the obtained outcome.
Eight studies provided inadequate information to make a judgment on blinding of outcome assessment.
Main Outcome Measures: Judgment of line orientation, grip strength, finger oscillation speed, line bisection, Trail-Making Test Part A, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III block design, letter cancellation, visual form discrimination.
The overall agreement reflects the percentage of children, in which the testers agree on the outcome or judgment of the test.
Motivated by the past evidence that adults rely partially on outcome-based judgment for judgments of deserved punishment, but not for judgments of moral wrongness, we explore the same categories of judgment in young children.
A relationship between the severity of the outcome and judgments of medical errors has been described.
The outcome is a judgment, and accordingly the process may be called decision making.
May endorsed the police action, in contrast to Clegg who said he would await the outcome of a judgment by David Anderson QC, the independent reviewer of anti-terrorism legislation.
Mr Justice Vos concluded: "It would be commendable if the outcome of this judgment were that the parties, even at this late stage, started to work collaboratively together to achieve the best possible planning permission, as they had envisaged they would under the terms of the SPA".
Time pressure exerts a significant effect on nurses' judgement strategies but little impact on judgment outcomes: nurses tend toward a more efficient use of information to reach judgements under time pressure.
In response to research I did – which showed that judgment outcomes were quite strongly correlated with pupils' prior attainment, something over which a school has no control – the head of the data unit at Ofsted admitted it is actually more difficult for schools with lower prior attainment intakes to get higher grades.
