Sentence examples for shape judgments from inspiring English sources

We adapt a classic anchoring and adjustment paradigm and show that Openness to Experience interacts with exposure to information about safety and threat to shape judgments of societal threat and danger.

Cognitive anchors are numerical values, which may or may not be relevant or fair but nevertheless shape judgments and decisions.

In total we obtained shape judgments for 132 scan lines per subject, 22 lines per condition.

In total, shape judgments were obtained for 220 scan lines per subject, 22 lines per condition.

Three blocks were performed for each cue in an alternating sequence, so that we obtained shape judgments for 66 scan lines per subject, 33 lines per cue.

There are thus two convenient parameters by which we can evaluate the accuracy (or inaccuracy) of any given participant's shape judgments (slope and y-intercept).

Here one comes to a crucial distinction between education and medicine: in education, a priori beliefs about the way children ought to learn or about the relative value of different kinds of knowledge seem to have tremendous force in shaping judgments about effectiveness.

They established, among other things, that losses loom larger than gains, that first impressions shape subsequent judgments, that vivid examples carry more weight in decision making than more abstract -- but more accurate -- information.

Whether she is right or wrong, a growing body of work in moral psychology suggests that our intuitions about subjects shape our judgments in ways we - even judges - cannot fully or consciously control.

So there is no good argument against permitting feminist values to shape scientific judgments.

As a lover of political campaigns, I am especially interested in the extent to which candidates can use mass communication to shape our judgments about politics.