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Significats de value judgement en anglès
portuguès
juizo de valor An assessment that reveals more about the values of the person making the assessment than about the reality of what is assessed.
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Examples for "value judgment"
Examples for "value judgment"
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This value judgment is questionable in many important circumstances in public health.
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Yet the terms of Thursday's U-turn show alarming value judgment by ministers.
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Here, for example, is a quite uninteresting statement or value judgment.
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It is difficult, at this level, to make a value judgment.
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There's no value judgment being applied one way or the other.
Ús de value judgement en anglès
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Of course not, but it is a depressingly archaic value judgement.
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Lest there be any further confusion, this is not a value judgement, simply a statement of fact.
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It doesn't mean deserving of a positive value judgement -something of which we might be humanly proud.
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It carries no value judgement apart from that.)
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This is not a value judgement.
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It's a value judgement, he said, and 92 percent of patched gang members have received a main benefit, he said.
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To my mind (this) viewpoint is a theory built into a non-scientific value judgement... that has nothing to do with developmental psychology.
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Value Judgement The Lansinoh is an effective pump, but other options do better.
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Yet the regulations seem purposely vague, allowing for considerable wiggle room and unscientific value judgements.
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He was in no position to make value judgements.
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I must admit that this desire on their part leads me to question their value judgements.
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Social science, in particular, can be a subjective exercise, involving hidden value judgements and implicit assumptions.
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What do we make of these value judgements?
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We often forget how quickly the value judgements we make are reflected in the actions of our children.
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Automatic avoids value judgements by making everything from the naming of behaviors to the sound design factual and empirical.
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Interestingly, the effect in the PMC overlaps with regions identified in neuroimaging studies of preference and value judgements of other types of stimuli.