Logic
Structural judgment
Make judgment based on consistency between conditions and structure.
- Intuitive name
- structure
- Mechanism name
- Structural judgment
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Logic / Ethics
DEFINITION
Definition
Logic judges through structures and conditions. Ethics judges through personal and relational values. This is separate from intelligence or emotional expressiveness.
The difference is not in intelligence or the amount of emotional expression.
Ethics
value judgment
Make judgments based on value to subjects and relationships.
- Intuitive name
- value
- Mechanism name
- value judgment
Deciding on the layout of the exhibition
Logic
Judgment is made based on structure and placement.
Seeker ILE-Q
Ethics
Judge based on the value of the person or work.
Enthusiast ESE-DIn everyday life
Logic
Use the structure and connections between conditions as the basis for judgment. It appears as an explanation of the conditions under which a claim can be made and whether it is consistent with other judgments.
- When considering a proposal, check the relationship between premises, conditions, and conclusions.
- When opinions differ, sort out the differences in the conditions used to make the decision.
Under these conditions, this conclusion holds.
If we rely solely on structural consistency, we may lose focus on what is important to the parties involved.
Ethics
Base your decisions on value to people and relationships. It appears as an explanation of what that choice means to whom and what values it protects.
- When considering proposals, address what the parties value and the implications for the relationship.
- When opinions differ, each person expresses the values they are trying to protect.
What does this choice mean for the person and the relationship?
If we rely solely on the meaning of value, we may lack confirmation of the conditions and structure that make it true.
