Both these decisions involve allocentric versus egocentric perspectives to come to the respective moral judgment.
Additionally their conclusions were based on their respective clinical judgments in the absence of reliable clinical or laboratory data to supplement the diagnostic procedure.
Democratic society has no place for the state to structure Joe and Jane's respective pleasures and pass judgment on what they might choose to eat, drink, or smoke.
Mean picture recognition scores and the proportions of pictures assigned remember and know judgments, with respective false alarms, are shown in Table 5.
The chosen background of ethical evaluation, furthermore, determines the kind of additional data which is needed to arrive at an ethical judgment about the respective issue.
Some items/questions are highly dependent on the judgment of the respective user and thus have an unavoidable element of subjectivity.
Given that over two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese, social comparison among overweight women might affect their judgment about their respective weight status, particularly among Black and Hispanic women for whom a heavier body image is often most accepted [ 25, 26, 47].
It is currently unclear whether the difference between these results and those obtained with immediate repetition are due to differences in the lag between presentations or to differences in the judgment tasks employed by the respective studies.
For every trigger detected, a judgment was made by the respective RN regarding whether the trigger reflected the presence of a potential AE or not.
Neither pagan "nones," nor Christian ones, shall escape the resurrection, as all shall rise to face judgment and be carried to their respective final abodes.
Second, general affective processes might play a role in both moral judgments and empathy, given that the respective meta-analyses individually revealed the dmPFC (direct overlap) and the amygdala (oppositely lateralized).
