- Moscow's
stance on the
dispute and its
growing proximity to India.
These misjudgments would eventually culminate in India's
humiliating defeat in the war of...
- Madonna's W.E. (2011), a
critical failure that
British Vogue saw as his "one
misjudgment",
although Drew
Taylor of
IndieWire believed he was "one of the few worthwhile...
-
which attributes global annihilation to fear,
compounded by
accident or
misjudgment. The film
received mixed reviews from critics. In 1964,
World War III...
- when he
holed his
second shot from the
rough for an eagle. However, a
misjudgment at the
short par-3 13th saw him fly the
green and make a
bogey to slip...
-
Instead of
spreading risk this
provided the
ground for
fraudulent acts,
misjudgments and
finally market collapse.
Economists have
studied the
crisis as an...
- Dunning–Kruger effect, on the
other hand,
focuses on how this type of
misjudgment happens for poor performers. When the better-than-average
effect is paired...
- bag" in the
Watergate scandal. In
Public Doublespeak: On
Mistakes and
Misjudgments Terence Moran[who?] uses the term in
reference to a
transcript of both...
- to be
president and that his
physical disability led to a
series of
misjudgments and
mistakes in 1944-45,
including a lack of
study of the need for the...
-
human misjudgment Archived February 19, 2018, at the
Wayback Machine. Poor Charlie's Almanack. "Charlie
Munger on the
Psychology of
Human Misjudgment" (PDF)...
-
Vladimir Putin had "already lost" the war in
Ukraine due to "catastrophic
misjudgments." In June 2022,
Radakin answered questions from the
House of
Lords International...
