Sentence examples for perception judgments from inspiring English sources

We thus complete an etiological double dissociation between two core domains of social perception (judgments of identity versus attractiveness) within the same visual stimulus (the face).

Other topics, according to the report included human nature, perception, judgment, morality, lack of control, prejudice, empathy, suicide, mental illness, existential crisis, urban exploration of abandoned areas, hiking and cookies.

He encourages us to value not just experience, but also the discussion and examination of experience, so we can make our choices reflectively, developing "the human faculties of perception, judgment, discriminative feeling, mental activity, and … moral preference".

Where genetic psychology seeks the causes of various types of mental phenomena, descriptive psychology defines and classifies the various types of mental phenomena, including perception, judgment, emotion, etc.

Bile duct injuries from laparoscopic cholecystectomy remain a significant source of morbidity and are often the result of intraoperative errors in perception, judgment, and decision-making.

The fact that conception takes physical objects as (direct) intentional objects marks a key contrast with the Way of Ideas since, on the Way of Ideas, conception, perception, judgment and belief are "only different ways of perceiving ideas in our own minds" (EIP 4.1, 298).

And Husserl's attempts to delineate the structure of intentionality as it is 'given' in consciousness, as well as the phenomenological productions of Sartre, can arguably be seen as devoted to laying bare to thought the deepest and most general characteristics of phenomenal consciousness, as they are found in 'directed' perception, judgment, imagination, emotion and action.

AI/CS can form the basis of a double-sided project that could be used for (1) the development of an analysis of all forms of human activity, including perception, judgment, and action, relative to some conceptual system, the content of which is yet to be settled, and (2) the invention of programs, in the technical sense, which could be run on some conceivable but not necessarily actual computer.

Mistakes are knowledge-based errors (perception, judgment, inference, and interpretation) and occur due to incorrect thought processes or analyses.

Studies focusing on undergraduate student metacognition, perception, judgment of knowledge, feeling of knowing, and prediction of performance often have included the completion of contrived tasks in laboratory settings (Glucksberg and McCloskey, 1981; Koriat, 1993; Hargittai and Shafer, 2006).

Overall, therefore, variability in the basis of men's sexual-perception judgments may be associated with risk for coercive or aggressive behavior, perhaps secondary to misperception of sexual-consent cues or to frustration in response to a woman's seemingly capricious change in her level of sexual interest (Abbey et al., 2011; Farris et al., 2008b).