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Scheler went probably the furthest in rejecting the Cartesian framework in thinking about the apprehension of other minds, while keeping committed to something like the concept of empathy.[1] (In order to contrast his position from Lipps, Scheler however preferred to use the term "nachfühlen" rather than "einfühlen").
Two measures of visual capacity, "processing speed" (the number of items processed per second) and the "visual apprehension span" (the maximum number of items that can be recognized in one view), can be modeled within this framework, and these 2 parameters can be assessed for different stimulus types.
Apprehension disappeared.
Apprehension, mostly.
This apprehension is important.
But apprehension shadowed celebration.
She felt apprehension.
It also reflected apprehension.
Her apprehension is evident.
There is apprehension, nervousness.
Yet considerable apprehension persists.
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