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"A general title, such as that given to this monograph, can give very little preliminary indication of the nature of the problems therein suggested or investigated. In the study of those mental processes, acts or resultants which we vaguely call judgments there are perhaps four chief problems with which special researches may be concerned: (a) The nature and mechanism of judgments. (b) The forms, varieties and classification of judgments. (c) The oasis or perceptual criteria of typical judgments, --the data which determine the content, direction, or outcome of special varieties of judgments under given conditions. (d) The laws or behavior of judgments, and the ways in which the laws are modified or the behavior conditioned by specific variations of the judgment situation. The studies have been made from a fairly definite point of view, or at least they have been actuated by a fairly permanent interest. Stated in general terms, this has been an interest in the way in which mind works rather than in what is in the mind at the moment of its operation. As I have elsewhere remarked, such an interest finds but little use for the introspective method. It is an interest "not in the momentary content of a conscious moment; nor in the descriptive character of the sensory fragment which may at that moment be the bearer of meaning; nor in the instrument, criterion or vehicle of an act of apprehension, a comparison, a feeling, or a choice." It is above all an interest in 'the outcome of this moment in the form of behavior, --an act, a choice, a judgment, and in the character, reliability, constancy, and significance which the outcome of such a mental operation possesses'"--Introduction. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved).

Judgment (Logic)

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Logic --- Porphyry

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