Sentence examples for this type of judgment from inspiring English sources

The explanation that Kahneman and Tversky offered for this type of judgment error is based on the concept of "availability".

Although it may seem harmless to assume someone's religion based upon their name, it's becoming apparent that this type of judgment is unnecessary and irrelevant, especially for Muslims in America, where converts and the international backgrounds of Muslims result in a wide variety of melodious names that defy stereotyping.

Although this response was necessary to unfold the participants' emotional coherence with the actual outcomes in both IP and OP tasks, this type of judgment, by its nature, is likely to prompt an emotional response in the beholder.

In 54.2% of the 1233 articles, this was not possible because the article was either too short or presented too little information to allow this type of judgment; 24.5% depicted VD in a more positive tone than CS, 13.4% portrayed CS as being better than VD, and 8% had a neutral tone regarding the route of delivery (Appendix S2).

All five justices agreed that "Massey's conduct warranted the type of judgment rendered in this case".

The races are intended to test the type of judgment and reflexes honed by urban couriers; the reward for winning is mainly bragging rights among peers.

That could have an effect on his judgment, where he comes to think it is perfectly acceptable to lie in a court of law.' Rob Yeung, a director at Talentspace, a leadership consultancy, says: 'The type of judgment you are asked to make changes as you move up an organisation.

Our results suggest that the host population's perceptions are influenced by the behaviors adopted by migrants in both the private and public spheres, and by the type of judgment being made, as the effects we found differed according to the dependent variable being examined (affective, normative, and perception of integration into French society).

10. Jeff Greene, Candidate for U.S. Senate, Florida: Being a multimillionaire with access to some of the best political consultants money can buy, you would think that at least one of the campaign gurus on Jeff Greene's payroll might have mentioned that paling around with Mike Tyson and Lindsay Lohan is not exactly the type of judgment that screams "serious candidate" or "electable".

This pattern of results replicated and extended those obtained in Experiment 1, suggesting that the semantic distance between the middle and the right outer pictures tends to be overestimated, regardless of the type of judgment being made.

This type of relative judgment is essentially a percentage reflecting the ratio of the perceived target eccentricity relative to the perceived total extent of the stimulus space (i.e., the perceived eccentricity of the aperture edge).