There are sound reasons to reform assessment, such as to better identify people with mental illnesses, but it can't be used as a principle justification for making much larger cuts than reforming this particular point could ever achieve alone.
We then ask: Why do so many examples of noninferential J-principles (justification principles) center on perceptual experience...? Because these are cases in which beliefs formed in accordance with these experiences are usually true (Goldman 2009, 335).
Another line of criticism accepts that while there may be an in-principle justification for PCSTs, specific instances of PCSTs are unjustified [ 30, 34].
Here we have sought to establish that, given the nature and extent of surgical interventions and the existence of a surgical placebo effect, there is an in-principle justification for PCSTs to demonstrate efficacy, especially where risks of harm have been minimized, the outcomes are subjective, and there is no surgical comparator.
Current regulations, including principles of justification and optimisation (EC 97/43).
The criticism is that in focusing on abstract principles of justification, modern theories have tended to overlook the crucial role of motivation in the ethical life.
Rather than only providing a set of explicit principles of justification and institutional decision rules, democracy is also a particular structure of free and open communication.
The system for patient radiation protection is based upon two principles: (a) justification and (b) optimisation.
The first line of whole-body defence against unwanted effects of radiation exposure is to start implementing the principles of justification and optimization in the catheterization lab.
Additionally, the paper discusses liberty-limiting principles as justifications for the restrictions on free speech that are imposed by tagging.
The principle of justification is one of the key pillars of radiation protection underlined in the recently revised European BSS Directive (21).
