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Interpretation, confidence and application of the standardised terms: Identified, Probable, Possible, Exclude and Insufficient in forensic odontology identification
- Chiam, Sher-Lin, Higgins, Denice, Colyvas, Kim, Page, Mark, Taylor, Jane
Causal explanation improves judgment under uncertainty, but rarely in a Bayesian way
- Hayes, Brett K., Ngo, Jeremy, Hawkins, Guy E., Newell, Ben R.
Re-reasoning ethics: the rationality of deliberation and judgment in ethics
- Hoffmaster, Barry, Hooker, Cliff
D=EQ: a triptych of designed objects, which explore the relationship between theory and practice
- Dickinson, Michael R.
Not moral "reasoning": a Libertarian - Communitarian dimension of moral orientation and Schwartz's value types
- Bore, Miles, Munro, Donald, Kerridge, I., Powis, David
The impact of the type of accounting standards on preparers' judgments
- Psaros, Jim, Trotman, Ken T.
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