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Forensic Science & Addiction Research
Stupid Judgments
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Open or Close James F Welles*
East Marion, New York, USA
*Corresponding author: James F Welles, PhD, P.O. Box 17, East Marion, New York, USA
Submission: February 27, 2018; Published: March 28, 2018
ISSN: 2578-0042Volume3 Issue2
Abstract
We judge (i.e., evaluate) human behavior by arbitrarily selected criteria: e.g., a person may be judged a “Success” according to wealth, status, power, health, number of children, etc. The selection of the specific criterion used is culturally predetermined by the judge’s background and completely arbitrary (in that two judges sitting side by side may disagree due to their backgrounds) and often irrelevant (i.e., stupid).
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