Cabinet ministers evoke a wide variety of judgments, but I cannot recall anything quite so caustic as that of the celebrated journalist Bernard Levin, on the foreign secretary, Selwyn Lloyd, in 1959.
Using Delphi survey data on the future of nuclear energy in France, we analyze the origins of the variety of judgments within and between two panels: one of experts and one of laypeople.
The JBT facilitates measurement of social judgment biases by (1) using multiple responses, (2) indicating individual differences by using within-subject designs, (3) being adaptable for assessing a variety of judgments, (4) identifying an objective magnitude of bias, and (5) taking 6 min to complete on average.
Many of these studies find that with very limited exposure to social cues, subjects are remarkably accurate in a wide variety of judgments and predictions a useful skill in a crowded urban environment, or one cluttered by the TV, radio, and Internet.
This particular numerical example is admittedly extremely simple, but a wide variety of judgments of relative likeness to truth crop up both in everyday parlance as well as in scientific discourse.
A 2 (judgment type; expected satiation and perceived volume scores) × 6 (meal variety; levels 1 6) repeated-measures ANOVA was conducted to determine the effects of meal variety on judgments of expected satiation and perceived volume.
And embedded in this are a wide variety of value judgments and difficult questions.
With more cameras and extra software capable of identifying individual players, a souped-up version could make a variety of refereeing judgments.
Many philosophers take intrinsic value to be crucial to a variety of moral judgments.
This can, at least in part, help account for the variety of aesthetic judgments that may be formed apparently concerning the same work of art.
