NOUN
- an assessment that reveals more about the values of the person making the assessment than about the reality of what is assessed
How To Use value judgement In A Sentence
- They are normative because the assessment will depend inpart on the value judgements adopted by the assessor.
- The ‘drive liberals crazy’ cliche is a value judgement. Matthew Yglesias » Against Craziness
- Problems arise when the Ego not only makes comparisons, but makes value judgements.
- This distributive judgement is a value judgement - a matter of ethics, not facts.
- You might say that this is a trite example, but that's a value judgement.
- The wish to avoid any hint of ‘value judgements' causes journalists to use flaccid and vague language, which in turn leads to confusion.
- Few actual conservation policies contain all these elements and it is difficult to attribute them in every case to implicit value judgements.
- This may be because he simply wasn't as good as the others, but leaving aside such value judgements, his position in history wasn't helped by the fact that many of his works were destroyed in a fire.
- It doesn't imply a value judgement of the proclivity to admit candidly that these are deviancies, and so-called "asexuality" is even more deviant, even more fundamentally at odds with basic human norms far more so than the two just listed. "It's hard to imagine what would push me to having sex. I'm not afraid of sex, it's just not something I want to do."
- Summary 1 Welfare economics deals with normative issues or value judgements.
