Thus, the unique perspective of consumer behavior with its central focus on phenomena such as product judgment and choice is incorporated into the measurement of consumers' perceptions about attributes.
Product judgment, people and hiring judgment, etc. Do they exercise good decision-making skills no matter how small or large the decision?
Such preference might have led to a positive halo effect on product judgment.
The current authority of the president is a product of judgments of a variety of persons and institutions and in an important sense of We the People.
Former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine, Marcia Angell said that "The DSM IV... is the product of judgments of about 170 experts, but not necessarily supported by published data.
A non-enduring mental product, a judgment (together with the action of judging), which is non-perceptible, gives rise by being its (partial) cause to a non-enduring psychophysical product, a spoken sentence, which is perceptible.
Coben won a $12 million product liability judgment in 2000 arguing on behalf of a former high school player who was paralyzed during a tackle.
Both T.S. Eliot and Elias Canetti represent fame as being, in part, the product of judgment.
As outsourcing becomes more strategic, more companies are looking to trust their service providers with core business services such as product development, judgment-based services or services requiring analytical skills.
The process of preserving non-enduring products such as judgments in enduring products such as written sentences is a complex one (§37), and goes in two steps.
A judgment in the sense of the action (a judging) is a judgment in the psychological sense, while a judgment in the sense of the product is a judgment in the logical sense (§14) (a third meaning of 'judgment' is that of 'disposition, aptitude to make correct judgments,' §15).
