Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

In law, a judgment that declares the rights of the parties or expresses the opinion of the court on a question of law without ordering anything done.  

In law, a judgment establishing the rights of the parties or deciding a point of law without an order for any action.  

The knowledge of facts and specific bits of information, procedural knowledge.  

Processes one needs for making decisions based on facts, evidence, consequences, and selection, decision making; decision making method.  

In education, a learner- centered method in which the learner is given several alternatives and allowed to discover the consequences of each, resulting in the best decision for personal action.  

Information and related data are gathered, compared to criteria, and a conclusion is drawn or a determination is made.  

The process by which an individual, organization, community, or society agrees upon a course of action or a solution to an issue. The use of adequate information to come to a conclusion and make choices.  

Describing an evaluation used to help in the making of a decision, thus influencing both development and implementation.  

A choice made between two or more available alternatives.  

The lining of the uterus during pregnancy. A membrane which lines the uterus after fertilisation. Epithelial tissue of the endometrium, the lining of the uterus, that is shed in menstruation and after the birth of a baby. The modified mucous membrane that lines the wall of the uterus (womb) during pregnancy and is shed with…