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Okoli, Pontian, author.
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Promoting the recognition and enforcement of civil and commercial judgments: lessons from the
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Carter, Clare, author.
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The effects of client obesity on clinical judgments made by trainee clinical psychologists / Carter
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Neuwirth, Benjamin Jerome, author.
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Consumer Fairness and Trust Judgments in Response to 'Bad Behavior' by Firms / Neuwirth, Benjamin
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Aggarwal, Harsh Wardhan, author.
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Effect of Cue Cardinality, Cue Representation and Judgment Options on Human Judgments / Aggarwal
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Lucaites, Katie, author.
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Aperture Passability Judgments of Novice Walker Users: The Impact of Action Scaling Above and
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Doughty, Kathryn A., author.
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Judgments of Evidence Manipulation and Perceptions of Police / Doughty, Kathryn A., author.
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De Bruin, Rushika, author.
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Social Judgments of Electronic Multitasking in the Workplace: The Role of Contextual and Individual
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Blake, Adam Bradley, author.
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Factors that Influence Metacognitive Judgments: Effects at Encoding, in the Presence of Diagnostic
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Zhang, Yibo James, author.
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Formats on Investment-Related Judgments and Decisions / Zhang, Yibo James, author.
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Hanecioğlu, Nazlıhan.
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The effect of appeals on the enforcement of judgments.
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Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Kalkınma Bakanlığı
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Judgments -- Turkey.
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Tuncay, A. Can
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Judgments.
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Drüen, Klaus-Dieter, editor.
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Judgments -- Germany.
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Hay, Peter, 1935- author
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? -- Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments -- An assessment : tasks, developments, trends.
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Gray, Kurt James, edited
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, goodness, human behavior, immorality, justice, moral character, moral emotions, moral judgments, moral
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Harris, Abigail L., author.
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traits, with certain traits, such morality, more strongly influencing subsequent judgments. Engaging in
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Chang, Welton, author.
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's judgments and decisions. In this series of studies, I find that accountability effects only appeared under
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Shepherd, Abigail M., author.
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guiding intuitions that have affiliated moral judgments and behavior. These foundations were proposed as
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Lowell, Rebecca Anne, author.
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the limitations of superficial visual judgments or impressions, and identifying the power structures
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Lange, Rebecca, author.
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inform their social causal judgments.
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Xing, Linzi, author.
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topic parameters under the posterior. We show that this metric is correlated with human judgments of
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Francemone, Charles Joseph, IV, author. (orcid)0000-0003-3075-4412
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-activation has similar effects on moral judgments for both male and female characters. Furthermore, both less
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Turner, Ryan W., author.
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appealing system of judgments of beauty and of assigning aesthetic worth. In order to resolve this tension
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Meaux, Lauren Teresa, author.
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determinations of criminal responsibility and are an important part of psycholegal practice. Evaluator judgments
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Feustel, Laura N., author.
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affects investor judgments. The income tax disclosure of permanently reinvested earnings is the context of
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Marshall, Mary E., author.
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professionals' judgments. I find initial evidence that accountability influences the likelihood of professionals
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More, Curt Craig, author.
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phase 1 guilt judgments prior to receiving the crime report in phase 2 (high commitment), whereas others
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Lauer, Shanda Deleen, author.
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, participants completed a series of psychophysical judgments under different viewing conditions. By controlling
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Mislavsky, Robert Aron, author.
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people making more extreme judgments as they see additional forecasts.
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Lennard, Anna Connors, author.
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When making judgments, determining a response, or simply trying to understand another person
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Samaha, Jason, author.
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judgments. The same oscillatory parameters that, when varying spontaneously, predict perceptual variability
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DeLozier, Sarah J., author.
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study and made confidence learning judgments (CLJs) after each recognition judgment. Learners spent more
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Al-Zarrad, Mohammad Ammar, author.
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judgments as intervals comparing to fixed value judgments.
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Baker, Tiffany Alycia Woodard, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8645-9442
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species. Moderator analyses revealed no effect of the type of task on the proportion of correct judgments
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DeCaro, Renée, author.
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made item-by-item monitoring judgments after initial study had concluded. In Experiments 1 and 2
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Lai, Vivian W. Y., author.
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gatekeeper. However, it is more acceptable if humans make their own judgments with assistance from machines
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DeLaria, Bretton M., author.
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' perceptions of instructor feedback interaction, including judgments regarding the utility of feedback as well
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Walton, Jess Allen, author.
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dialogue have been given to portray such judgments. This can be explained through the use of Disposition
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White, Mark H., II., author.
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judgments. Labeling prejudiced speech as "authentic" can operate as a rearticulated expression of prejudice
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Katz, Ian M., author.
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implicit person theory and performance judgments has tended to look at evaluations of poor performance
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Wilson, Joseph C., author.
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Photographs have been found to affect a variety of psychological judgments. For example, non
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Arnold, Christopher B., author.
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inferred from experience it was expected that likelihood judgments would be made relatively intuitively and
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McLean, Kyle, author.
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treatment that they receive from police officers. These judgments about outcome and treatment then combine
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Lopez, Michael D., author.
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and 292 women) were recruited for an online survey in which they were asked to make judgments about
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Jordano, Megan J., author.
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metacognitive judgments alters propensity to engage in monitoring, and examine the relationship between
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Wamble, David E., author.
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, advancing the understanding of how brand name selection can affect patient judgments will be beneficial and
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Willes, Karina L., author.
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what verbal and nonverbal cues lesbians look for to form judgments about physicians' acceptance levels.
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Durlak, Paul R., author. (orcid)0000-0002-1778-286X
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, subject to the stereotypes, perceptions, judgments, and approval of others. To construct a socially
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Nuamah, Joseph Kwadwo Gyamfi, author.
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participant made judgments about water quality based on presented cues. In Experiment 1, we presented an
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Bednarz, Jane E., author.
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metacognitive literature on judgments of learning and retrospective confidence judgments in an effort to improve
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Eshghi, Marziye, author.
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assessment of VP function was based on perceptual judgments. Because these studies are part of a larger
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Cupples, Laura M., author.
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(2012) I argue that judgments about the validity, accuracy, and comparability of quality of life
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Dzeguze, Andrew Bryan, author.
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influences judicial conduct, especially but not limited to cognitive limitations in rendering judgments under
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Hood, Mia Elizabeth, author.
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themselves as respectable girls by deliberately making judgments about women's physical appearance on screen
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Yildiz, Bilgehan, author.
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Experts' qualitative judgments were collected and quantified using the pair-wise comparison method
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Wood, Adrienne, author.
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-linguistic judgments about laughter-smile similarity, resulted in a laughter similarity embedding that retained the
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Cook, Jacob Alan, author.
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responsibility for what are, in fact, their own judgments. Furthermore, the typical way of framing these matters
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Harris, Keshia L., author.
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well as judgments about others are often determined by physical appearance, suggesting that lighter
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Millon, Emma M., author.
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trauma and controls with a temporal bisection task. During training, participants make temporal judgments
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Freeman, Max Ryan, author.
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judgments on whether conflicting (e.g., strict and egg) versus non-conflicting (e.g., work and egg) word
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Hallongren, Sabrina L., author.
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or making judgments about other individuals in online spaces, tweens heavily relied on concrete
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Omelianchuk, Adam, author.
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contingent upon variable quality of life of judgments that can only be based on properties that come in
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Donohue, Karen.
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Chapter 5 Biases in Individual Decision‐Making -- 5.1 Introduction -- 5.2 Judgments Regarding Risk
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