Sentence examples similar to Cognitively distorted justifications from inspiring English sources
They start with justifications based on distorted perceptions of economic and national security.
Cognitively, it's the moral high ground".
"Cognitively" as distinct from how?
Cognitively, a child learns relationships of pieces.
To be sure, I must recognize the fit between the two, but this recognition is not a further, cognitively independent judgment, which would then require further independent justification, but is instead cognitively guided by and based on those experiences themselves" (BonJour 2006, 745-46).
In the name of national security, the need for, efficacy of and moral justifications for torture and cruelty were seriously distorted.
He takes this to mean that the ethical virtue of justice which their subjects are enjoined to cultivate traditionally seen as the necessary bond among citizens and the justification for political rule is in fact a distorted sham.
If it's any comfort, Reyna concludes that this distorted judgment is the ironic consequence of a cognitively advanced style of thinking, an intuitive style perhaps more suitable for finding meaning in the murky world of spies and counterspies.
Freedoms of thought and discussion are essential to the justification of one's beliefs and actions, because individuals are not cognitively self-sufficient (II 38, 39; III 1).
