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1 in an abnormally egocentric pattern of moral judgement.
2 s independent of the participant's perceived judgement.
3 ions and the visualizations adjust to expert judgement.
4 n both mechanistic data summaries and expert judgement.
5 rst, what counts as prejudice is a political judgement.
6 t and left considerable latitude to clinical judgement.
7 imulation and rated their confidence in that judgement.
8 frequency discrimination, and temporal order judgement.
9 an abnormally "utilitarian" pattern of moral judgement.
10 ere were no group differences in probability judgement.
11 udy of utilitarian and non-utilitarian moral judgement.
12 lated areas of the brain contribute to moral judgement.
13  making them difficult and threatening sound judgement.
14 nd surface is required for accurate distance judgement.
15      Some are the result of nurses' clinical judgement.
16 r declination below the horizon for distance judgement.
17 ts deviated in the direction of the monkey's judgement.
18 related with accuracy in performance of that judgement.
19 htly contralaterally, as was their bisection judgement.
20         Affective state can bias an animal's judgement.
21 pend on the patient's condition and clinical judgement.
22  and long-lasting effect on a basic auditory judgement.
23 to those with vmPFC damage when making moral judgements.
24 ccurate when making diagnostic and treatment judgements.
25  via their diagnostic and treatment clinical judgements.
26 ter deficits on auditory-verbal than picture judgements.
27 new templates to perform accurate perceptual judgements.
28 calibrated against the proportion of correct judgements.
29  role for emotion in the generation of those judgements.
30 control task with unimodal visual or tactile judgements.
31 l systems that underlie different numerosity judgements.
32  upon genotype for prognostic or therapeutic judgements.
33 ained to prevent advocacy from biasing their judgements.
34 mporal DMN pathway supported spatial context judgements.
35 and IFG in the executive control of semantic judgements.
36  sensitivity and agreement with expert human judgements.
37 so does its negative effect on interpersonal judgements.
38 guistic associations shape people's implicit judgements.
39 culate nucleus (LGN) neurons, and perceptual judgements.
40 diate organs influenced their correspondence judgements.
41 (mPFC) circuit selectively underlies recency judgements.
42 manipulation biased participants' perceptual judgements.
43 systematic biases when making more cognitive judgements.
44 se classification and more accurate clinical judgements.
45 us arousal signals informs gaze-shift timing judgements.
46  indicated their confidence in each of their judgements.
47 iated with the ability to make complex moral judgements.
48 vailable evidence and combined with clinical judgement, a baseline blood eosinophil threshold of 150
49       We trained monkeys to make a direction judgement about dynamic random-dot motions and to indica
50 itions is growing and should inform clinical judgement about infants and young children requiring int
51 ints were sequentially assessed: qualitative judgement about left ventricular size and function, righ
52                   When an individual makes a judgement about the actions of another individual, takin
53 ly a consequence of the clinicians' clinical judgement about the congestive status of the patient.
54 6 matched controls made categorical semantic judgements about 400 pictures during continuous magnetoe
55 ess, it has not yet been established whether judgements about blameworthiness can themselves impact g
56 bility of training monkeys to perform active judgements about certain aspects of observed actions, in
57 while monkeys simultaneously make behavioral judgements about certain aspects of observed actions.
58 iations in faces and for natural categorical judgements about faces.
59  the high-level representations used to make judgements about faces.
60 n depends on the ability to make categorical judgements about sensory information acquired over time.
61 e role of physicians in making the necessary judgements about the medicines that they prescribe is of
62 they made reflective mentalizing or physical judgements about themselves or the British Queen.
63 udgement tasks led to reduced confidence and judgement accuracy in participants but did not alter con
64               Participants made anticipation judgements after being presented information under three
65                   We show how psychophysical judgements align with spectrotemporal modulations and th
66    Diagnosis of GAS pharyngitis by clinician judgement alone is unreliable, and unselective testing i
67 parable to or slightly higher than clinician judgement alone.
68  immune defect; diagnosis relies on clinical judgement, alongside evidence-based criteria.
69  little in common with concepts of aesthetic judgement and 'beauty.'(1)(,)(5-9) We report that during
70 ocity leads to reputation building, morality judgement and complex social interactions with ever-incr
71 e constructed to generate various indices of judgement and decision "performance": accuracy (R(a)), c
72 mselves, the interventions likely to improve judgement and decision processes and outcomes, and where
73 tructure and guidance to supplement clinical judgement and direct future investigation.
74  activity and sedentary time relate to human judgement and functional connectivity (FC) patterns that
75  which may serve as a model for the aberrant judgement and interpersonal behaviour observed in this d
76 stancy operations, without regard to memory, judgement and learning.
77 ver, awareness is assessed as a first person judgement and the ability of patients to think about the
78 cipants performed semantic animate-inanimate judgements and a visual height judgement baseline task.
79 and uncertain and some of the variability in judgements and choices can be explained by the ways in w
80                                              Judgements and clinical decisions that occur 'outside' t
81 research into nurses' pressure ulcer related judgements and decision making is needed and clinicians
82 ey aspects of nurses' pressure ulcer related judgements and decision making.
83                                      Nurses' judgements and decisions have the potential to help heal
84                                              Judgements and decisions in many political, economic or
85 e systems throughout the world suggests that judgements and decisions made by clinicians could be imp
86                                     Clinical judgements and decisions made by nurses managing leg ulc
87 ontribute to raising quality though improved judgements and decisions within health systems we need t
88 ns backward also reduced performance for sex judgements and emphasized the importance of direction sp
89  involves dynamic interplay between internal judgements and external perception, which has been inves
90 hms at play in our brains when we form value judgements and make choices.
91 ured most explainable variance in similarity judgements and produced 49 highly reproducible and meani
92 uestionnaires, psychophysical temporal order judgements and residual limb temperature measurements) i
93  grays" exerted the greatest weight on group judgements and suggest that consensus was driven by a me
94 ing 2011 and 2012, 36 nurses made diagnostic judgements and treatment choices in response to 110 clin
95 performance on explicit recognition (old/new judgement) and semantic (abstract/concrete judgement) ta
96 rmed inner speech tasks (rhyme and homophone judgements), and overt speech tasks (reading aloud).
97 ported enough information for us to make the judgement, and argue that the same is likely to be true
98 endations on the basis of evidence, clinical judgement, and consideration of benefits versus the harm
99 o eliminate the need for human intervention, judgement, and domain expertise.
100 rocessing of risk adjustment and probability judgement, and to bet similar amounts to controls.
101 whether emotions play a causal role in moral judgement, and, in parallel, how emotion-related areas o
102                         An expert panel made judgements, and reached consensus on the same scenarios.
103 ttribution system, recollection-based memory judgements are not based on non-mnemonic signals being a
104                                    Aesthetic judgements are partly predicted by image statistics, alt
105 that interactions of important facial social judgements are processed combinatorially in the amygdala
106 e results indicate that human attractiveness judgements are sensitive to variations in local ecologie
107 er the neural mechanisms underlying temporal judgements are universal and centralized in the brain or
108 ovement on the ADAS-Cog, using patient-based judgement as an anchor, and determining the minimal clin
109 riminating correct judgements from incorrect judgements as measured by the resolution statistic in hi
110                       Learning to make moral judgements based on considerations beyond self-interest
111  evaluated against systems relying solely on judgement-based insights, as well as human operators who
112 ate-inanimate judgements and a visual height judgement baseline task.
113                                    Cognitive judgement bias (CJB) refers to the interpretation of amb
114 fects of study group were not significant in judgement bias (F(1,102) = 0.20, p = 0.658) or attention
115 h dogs with IE exhibiting a more pessimistic judgement bias and more negative attention bias than con
116  the spatial discrimination and responses to judgement bias probes were tested (IE = 19, Control = 18
117 ssed using the affective bias test (ABT), or judgement bias task (JBT) respectively.
118  and decision-making in humans using a novel judgement bias task analysed with a novel computational
119 nvestigating their subsequent decisions in a judgement bias task that employed sucrose and air-puff a
120 ere tested in a previously-validated spatial judgement bias task, and a novel auditory attention bias
121 on of reward under ambiguity-an "optimistic" judgement bias, suggesting positive emotional states.
122 n birds in low-complexity pens-an optimistic judgement bias, suggesting the former were in a more pos
123 eritage of research into decision making and judgement, both from within the discipline of nursing an
124 ans typically make near-optimal sensorimotor judgements but show systematic biases when making more c
125 y remains, in principle, a context-dependent judgement, but our tool provides powerful, automated, ob
126 BI participants were more accurate than size judgements by control participants in the context condit
127  predicts correct and incorrect localization judgements by human listeners.
128  that testosterone administration influenced judgements by increasing sensitivity to moral norms.
129                   Adults optimize perceptual judgements by integrating different types of sensory inf
130 ng improve their ability to predict the AI's judgements by moving them away from this prior belief.
131           Consistent with Experiment 1, size judgements by mTBI participants were more accurate than
132 se results demonstrate that human similarity judgements can be captured by a fairly low-dimensional,
133 for overlapping illusory surfaces, lightness judgements can depend on voluntary attention.
134  building stimuli while performing a shallow judgement (colour of image) or a deep judgement (young/o
135 ical Global Impressions, the Global Clinical Judgements (Consensus) Scale, and the Overt Aggression S
136 nderconfidence in clinicians making clinical judgements could be a feature of evaluative research des
137                               Scenarios, and judgement criteria of 'correctness', were generated from
138 ial choices under risk, concluding that such judgements deviate significantly from the assumptions of
139 decisions from faces (compared to simple sex judgements) especially when making decisions of an affec
140 nts biased participants' tactile orientation judgements (experiment 1).
141 recognition memory test including confidence judgements followed after a delay of 15 min.
142 ealth systems depend on nurses' professional judgement for operational staffing decisions, but data i
143 frequently rely solely on their own clinical judgement for risk prediction rather than objective meas
144 assification of retinoblastoma allows better judgement for success with chemoreduction for retinoblas
145 pecific changes were observed in polar angle judgement for the active listening group.
146 ns, but data is privileged over professional judgement for workforce planning.
147                                          The judgements for each task were either uniquely mapped ont
148 ata-driven computational model of similarity judgements for real-world images of 1,854 objects.
149  can play an important role in moral dilemma judgements (for example, the trolley problem).
150                                Moral dilemma judgements frequently involve decisions where moral norm
151  no better ability of discriminating correct judgements from incorrect judgements as measured by the
152 tistic people frequently experience negative judgements from non-autistic people, often fuelled by mi
153 d neurobiological processes underlying moral judgement have been the focus of many recent empirical s
154                        When explaining their judgements, health visitors tended to comment on the mot
155 ture on the neural basis of local confidence judgements, how global self-performance estimates (SPEs)
156 th-care workers were trained to use clinical judgement (ie, heavy vaginal blood loss, large blood clo
157  whether size changes would influence weight judgement if both would be perceived simultaneously.
158 s who have traditionally relied on empirical judgement in choosing treatment modalities for patients
159 ht hemisphere; memory retrieval and semantic judgement in the left hemisphere.
160 ibility through studies that largely examine judgements in a social vacuum.
161 itches during video calls harm interpersonal judgements in consequential life domains (for example, h
162 us advantages, AI systems can exhibit biased judgements in domains ranging from perception to emotion
163  summarize recent literature around futility judgements in intensive care emphasising ethical and pra
164 orer memory performance, their metacognitive judgements in the memory task were as accurate as the co
165 es were binned according to "Longer/Shorter" judgements in trials where Standard and Probe were ident
166 ty of the analysis results and make reliable judgements in uncertain context.
167 ormed a series of coherent motion perception judgements in which the amount of local motion signals a
168 way) correlated with accuracy on odd-one-out judgements involving faces and scenes, respectively.
169                                        Value judgement is a key element in decision making, and thus
170 road range of equivocation suggests clinical judgement is essential to the confirmation of CDI.
171 icate that the role of testosterone in moral judgements is more complex than suggested by previous fi
172  evidence suggests that the quality of these judgements is often sub optimal.
173           Accuracy for both sex and identity judgements is reduced when faces are presented upside do
174 speeded responses rather than psychophysical judgements, it remains unclear whether involuntary audit
175 ia had substantial concurrence with clinical judgement (k = 0.855).
176                                              Judgements made by nurses contribute to this variability
177 ed personality and the automated personality judgements made on the basis Facebook Likes and status u
178 derstanding the justification for a futility judgement may be relevant to deciding the most appropria
179       Motivated by the possibility that such judgement might have been premature, we embarked on a mu
180 usly published models, and the SORT-clinical judgement model again performed best overall.
181                                     Clinical judgements need to be carefully weighed, considering fac
182    Here, we show that human and monkey value judgements obey strikingly conserved computational princ
183 tation-specific effects observed in a parity judgement (odd versus even) task in which single numbers
184                      In a task requiring the judgement of direction of pitch change, subjects decided
185 etailed literature review and the collective judgement of experts, was applied to this work.Thirteen
186   Current evidence for AI does not yet allow judgement of its accuracy in breast cancer screening pro
187 MoCA (beta=9.2; 95% CI=1.9 to 16.5; p=0.01), Judgement of Line Orientation (beta=20.4; 95% CI=13.8 to
188 earning deficits have been observed with the Judgement of Line Orientation test.
189 he use of image statistics heuristics in the judgement of metallicity-the quality of appearance that
190                      The Cognitive-Affective Judgement of Preference Test was administered to 33 pati
191 a significant health risk and limit accurate judgement of the cost/benefit trade-off for medications.
192 ic or non-alcoholic beverage, and perceptual judgement of the half-way point of a straight and curved
193                                   This makes judgement of the impact difficult.
194 heory of Mind (ToM) test, which assesses the judgement of the preference of another through direction
195             Study 2 compared the breast size judgements of 66 hungry versus 58 satiated men within th
196 survival, and obtain results that agree with judgements of a breast cancer oncologist.
197                                The consensus judgements of a panel of nurses with advanced knowledge
198 cts and inaccuracies in the stimuli used for judgements of body size.
199 are organisations relied on the professional judgements of clinical nurses and senior nurse managers
200                      This paper compares the judgements of community tissue viability specialist nurs
201  (totally confident) on dichotomous clinical judgements of critical event risk.
202 ity-selective MT neurons can bias perceptual judgements of depth, and the bias is predictable from th
203  properties that account for variance across judgements of entities-is not clear and extant reports c
204                                 How do trait judgements of faces influence these context-based mental
205 ly investigate the impact of stress on men's judgements of female body size.
206 proved accuracy and reduced partisan bias in judgements of headlines by about 30%, primarily by incre
207 isk prediction models incorporate subjective judgements of healthcare professionals, a source of addi
208 um, we highlight a pernicious bias in social judgements of how we believe 'they' see 'our' behaviour,
209 al appreciation uniquely predicts subjective judgements of MIL, even after accounting for the contrib
210 ons: interpersonal devaluation of offenders, judgements of moral wrongness, mock-legislated punishmen
211 vestigated the visual processes underpinning judgements of objective speed using an adaptation paradi
212 ith CRPS of one arm performed temporal order judgements of pairs of vibrotactile stimuli, one deliver
213  anterior prefrontal cortex in metacognitive judgements of perceptual processes.
214                           Post decision self judgements of probability of correct choice were obtaine
215            Central tendency, the tendency of judgements of quantities (lengths, durations etc.) to gr
216 al dilemmas, the VMPC is critical for normal judgements of right and wrong.
217 ts made significantly less accurate clinical judgements of risk in the high fidelity clinical simulat
218 ogeneity in the routes by which right-biased judgements of spatial centre are reached by hemi-neglect
219 ggest that a substantial portion of people's judgements of the accuracy of news reflects motivational
220 he optimal threshold will depend on societal judgements of the appropriate balance of benefits-harms
221                                 We show that judgements of the attractiveness of female bodies are we
222 ity information generated on each trial with judgements of the face's similarity to the individual pa
223 icted by independent observers' lifelikeness judgements of the individual objects comprising that cro
224 orization behaviour and reflected typicality judgements of those categories.
225              One might therefore expect that judgements of TTC would be independent of self-motion.
226 wds", which states that a group's collective judgement often outperforms the average individual, we t
227 ned with national guidelines to use clinical judgement on a case-by-case basis.
228 they are used in the DAM to make an informed judgement on the quality and appropriateness of the resu
229 cialist nurses made diagnostic and treatment judgements on 110 clinical scenarios and indicated their
230 el presented here may be useful in improving judgements on competence in the surgical workplace.
231      Participants made faster, more accurate judgements on high-reward trials.
232 oduce an abnormally 'utilitarian' pattern of judgements on moral dilemmas that pit compelling conside
233  these contain alkaloid, it passes "negative judgement" on the remainder of the cluster and turns awa
234 audiovisual glitches undermine interpersonal judgements only in video calls that simulate face-to-fac
235 basis for that belief, whether it is a value judgement or an objective opinion, and know that the pri
236  forecasting replicability are and how their judgements ought to be elicited.
237   Given that mind perception underpins moral judgement, our findings suggest that depicted persons wi
238 ing a specific task (delayed match-to-sample judgement) over four consecutive sessions could improve
239 to specialist nurses is likely to hinder the judgement performance of generalists.
240 ics were used to generate various indices of judgement "performance": accuracy, consistency, confiden
241                                We found that judgement precision was significantly lower in the DPs t
242   They are not intended to replace physician judgement regarding specific patients or clinical or pub
243                                        Moral judgements regarding the function of the aggression; tri
244 ng question is how these two aspects of time judgements relate to other temporal, social and affectiv
245                                         Such judgements require a comparison of the evidence favourin
246 uent object were presented together, heading judgements showed intermediate accuracy.
247 ated their estimates and confidence in their judgements significantly more than groups with greater t
248 variety of approaches including professional judgement, simple volume-based methods (such as patient-
249 e report the findings of a structured expert judgement study, using unique techniques for modeling co
250 lying human perceptual, emotional and social judgements, subsequently amplifying biases in humans.
251     This information may complement clinical judgement, support rational and shared treatment decisio
252 ribution statistical system and an edge ball judgement system are further developed to provide traini
253 ion test (direct memory task) and a semantic judgement task (indirect memory task).
254 tly impaired in a simple category membership judgement task and the selective impairment for natural
255              Moreover, using the same social-judgement task as used in our previous single-dose oxyto
256                        Here, we used a rhyme judgement task to compare adults from these two special
257                       Using a temporal order judgement task, we found that patients with complex regi
258 ited the patients for the more demanding age-judgement task.
259 face and name identification and familiarity judgement tasks compared with amnesic patients with Alzh
260           Improving the realism of simulated judgement tasks led to reduced confidence and judgement
261 pants completed two forced choice similarity judgement tasks online.
262 w judgement) and semantic (abstract/concrete judgement) tasks.
263 originally impaired in autistic individuals (judgement tendency: P = 0.019, d = 0.62; eye-gaze effect
264 ion and has higher concurrence with clinical judgement than the older DSM-IV and ICD-10 criteria.
265 n assumed that specialist nurses make better judgements than non-specialist nurses.
266  significantly more accurate in their source judgements than the older group.
267        Even using the most optimistic expert judgements, the lower bound on time is 2.7 y, and the up
268 we need to know more about the decisions and judgements themselves, the interventions likely to impro
269  et al. can explain familiarity-based memory judgements through the interaction of a core representat
270 practice are the result of reasoned clinical judgement to improve infusion safety in response to the
271 everyday face tasks that generalize identity judgements to new viewpoints, age and sex.
272 t 2, participants made perceptual similarity judgements to pairs of face images.
273       At test, subjects made initial old/new judgements to visually presented words and, for words ju
274        Recent research suggests that sensory judgements unfold through the gradual accumulation of ne
275  a gold-standard set using collective expert judgements upon which we evaluated image-based measures.
276 teroid hormone testosterone on moral dilemma judgements using a double-blind administration of testos
277 all speech fluency, as estimated by clinical judgements using the Western Aphasia Battery speech flue
278 or across distinct texture regions, distance judgement was impaired.
279 ssociation with the critical match/non-match judgement was increased as the DNMS rule was learned, an
280     At test, listeners' accuracy for old/new judgements was higher for stimuli located on an untraine
281          A higher proportion of simultaneity judgements was observed for the learned cross-modal comb
282 sponse in PrC and HC, elicited during oddity judgements, was correlated with face and scene oddity pe
283  both slow passage of time and long distance judgements were associated with larger disturbances acro
284                                          The judgements were in response to 25 paper-based and 25 hig
285 social and non-social conditions, confidence judgements were more accurate and less changeable when t
286              In contrast, the VMPC patients' judgements were normal in other classes of moral dilemma
287 hey were close together or touching, whereas judgements were unaltered when adjacent fingers were sti
288 and control participants found that semantic judgements were underpinned by activation in the ventral
289                                        These judgements were used as a standard against which to comp
290 ll subject groups made more accurate heading judgements when using optic flow patterns than when usin
291 s, observers made a confidence forced-choice judgement whether they were more confident in the first
292                            For the treatment judgement (whether applying high compression was warrant
293 tions but was stronger for within-population judgements, which indicates that attractiveness cues are
294 MN pathway was primarily engaged by semantic judgements, while a medial visual to medial temporal DMN
295 mic random-dot motions and to indicate their judgement with an eye movement to a visual target.
296 lowing methods were able to reproduce expert judgements with a high agreement: residual deep learning
297 und to be significantly impaired in position judgements with intervening saccades, particularly when
298 te dyskinesia control, based on investigator judgement, with a maximum allowed dose of 48 mg/day (36
299 unlike normal subjects, she made familiarity judgements without accessing semantic identity represent
300 hallow judgement (colour of image) or a deep judgement (young/old age of depicted face or building).

 
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