... of translation, I adopt the sense of phronesis as practical judgement with the attributes of virtuous behaviour and wisdom. The article outlines the concept of chronos as a preliminary to understanding what kairos represents in the conceptualization of time. I claim...

...” solution of a dilemma determine the ratings of counter arguments. The C-index does not measure an individual’s opinions or judgements to a dilemma but rather the consistency at which they apply their moral principles. C-index scores below 9 are considered to be low, scores 10-29 are considered...

... it reaches the criteria for public or charitable services. Such instances of deciding whether or not a situation is ‘on one side of the line or the other’ are referred to in this article as ‘threshold judgements’. This article draws on experiences and material from a range of social work contexts to explore...

... University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Aesthetic internalism claims a link between judgement and motivation: aesthetic judgements bring with them motivations to act...

...’, and, if this is correct, then the Knowledge view of teaching is in trouble. We think that this is the correct judgement. At least prima facie, the claim that, ‘I was teaching but they learnt nothing’, does not seem obviously false. To bring this out further, imagine that you have observed a school lesson closely...

...) made by social workers in relation to twelve referrals and associated questions and (ii) for each forecast whether the specified event or action (the outcome) happened or did not happen (1, 0). We also refer to forecasts (or probability estimates) as one component of judgemental...

... information, models and expert judgement. In this paper, we present a new application of the integrating decision support system methodology, using dynamic Bayesian networks, for combining inputs from multiple panels of experts to evaluate policies to support an abundant pollinator population. conservation...

... ( Hoffman et al., 2018 ). Among objective methods with some promise are “situational judgement tests” (SJTs). SJTs involve candidates reviewing (usually online) written, animated, or filmed job-based scenarios in which chosen values are depicted as being put to the test. After reviewing the scenario...

... as an unstructured integrated clinical judgement (ICJ) of the treating emergency department (ED) physician. Methods and results Thirty-day MACE including all-cause death, life-threatening arrhythmia, cardiogenic shock, acute myocardial infarction (including the index event), and unstable angina requiring urgent...

...Kenneth Walden One influential answer to these questions has it that our aesthetic judgements issue from a ‘Common Sense’. We are justified in supposing that this sense operates uniformly across different subjects, and that fact is the source of aesthetic judgement’s interpersonal force. Kant's...

... an animal personality framework. animal personality anxiety behavioral repeatability cognitive bias decision-making under ambiguity genotype-environment interaction judgement bias spatial learning Address correspondence to V. Siewert, Badestrasse 13, DE-48149 Münster, Germany. Email...

... volume of scholarship, the interest in their role in the post-judgement process pales in comparison. This article seeks to contribute to the reversal of this trend by shining a light on Rule 9 of the Rules of the Committee of Ministers, which establishes an official avenue for non-governmental...

...-of-date. Comparative judgement models, such as the Bradley–Terry model, offer a promising solution. Leveraging local knowledge, elicited via comparisons of different areas’ affluence, such models can both simplify logistics and circumvent biases inherent to household surveys. Yet widespread adoption...

... of judgement in relation to works of art can lead the way in shaping responsibility in our ethical and political lives. Such responsibility will be evident in our very words where these presuppose, depend on and are addressed to those of others. aesthetic judgement guilt knowing by acquaintance poetry...

... complexity in their professional judgement and decision-making, giving voice to the unique understandings and perspectives of rural health social workers (RHSWs). Complex adaptive systems (CAS) theory is used to conceptualise participants’ experiences. An interpretive critical research paradigm valued...

... is present in Achilles tendinopathy (AT), as demonstrated by a reduced ability to quickly and accurately identify the laterality (left-right judgement) of a pictured limb. Additionally, this study aimed to use a novel data pooling approach to combine data collected at 3 different sites via meta-analytical...

... the challenges of sense making in social work practice and presents a descriptive model of peer-aided judgement to facilitate critical debate and knowledge creation. The model is founded in Hammond's Cognitive Continuum Theory and developed in direct application to social work practice. It seeks to expand...

...Filippo Ferrari; Luca Incurvati E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] Although such stances have received much less attention in the literature than suspended judgement, they are extremely interesting from a philosophical point of view in that they are central to debates...

... that were live during his education and early professional career are not any more. Our task is to engage in a faithful reconstruction of his perspective on true uncertainty and the role of intuition in entrepreneurial judgement. This reconstruction, however, does not arise ex nihilo. It is based...

... elicitation expert judgement prior aggregation sample size calculation subjective prior distributions subjective probability Bayesian priors have long been used to incorporate expert knowledge into modelling and analysis. To ensure the prior reflects the wider state of knowledge in the field, multiple...