To rigorously assess our method, we integrate previously disparate lines of research on intelligent topic selection and deep vs. shallow judging (i.e., whether it is more cost-effective to collect many relevance judgments for a few topics or a few judgments for many topics).
Tinder has lured people in by unabashedly offering a place to do all the things we love doing online, but won't admit to: act shallow, make snap-judgments based on looks, obsess over what people think of us and boost our egos.
Often, though, his literary judgments are shallow, and as if to create the illusion of depth, he resorts to a kind of septuagenarian archness.
The dysfunctionality should not have been a surprise, since the whole shallow rush-to-false-judgment trope was set in motion from the beginning, when an Arab onlooker was tackled near the finish line because, you know, he just had to be responsible.
The very qualities that set Vogue apart — consummate fashion judgment, a comfortableness with ideas in the shallow pool of celebrity and weight-loss articles — now seem to be narrowing its view, like an aperture shutting down.
The Met curators have staged a visual coup by pairing it with a fabulous Meissen porcelain figure group, "The Judgment of Paris" (circa 1762), but the kinship is shallow.
Using a between-subjects design, we varied the depth-of-processing involved in the word judgment task: participants judged the words based on personal experience (deep/elaborative processing), word length (shallow), or functionality (intermediate).
Tinder is undeniably shallow, but as the company somewhat defensively insists, it mirrors the way things work in real life — judgment of physical appearance tends to precede everything else.
At its heart is the old-fashioned, analogue story of shallow, bullying Leah and her clever adopted sister Su, who goes to earth when an uncharacteristic lapse of judgment wrecks her life.
