They tend to ascribe the same logic to things that are not necessarily connected.
In those speeches, Hitler ascribed the same laughing imagery to the Jews, whom he claimed "are now choking on their formerly resounding laughter".
But large publicly traded corporations are treated much differently because it is difficult to ascribe the same type of criminal mentality to an organization as one can to an individual.
Since mental entities, such as pains, are defined in commonsense psychology in terms of their causal roles (in relation to observable behaviour) and since there is empirical reason to ascribe the same causal roles to brain processes, Lewis identified mental events, processes, and states with brain events, processes, and states.
This is a problem for the mixed approach developed so far, since one would like to ascribe the same status to the positive sentence and its negation.
However, apprentices ascribe the same relevance to school content as they do to learning content at a company (Prenzel and Drechsel 1996, p. 231).
These results may also have an impact on early childhood education policy, particularly in places like Hong Kong where the cultural and societal environment does not ascribe the same value to social-emotional development as intellectual development among young children during the early childhood period.
But they haven't always eaten the same things in the same ways, or prepared them identically, or ascribed the same meanings to the food they eat.
As native African and Caribbean immigrants are common to meet walking down the street, it would be unjust and non-productive to ascribe the same cultural narrative and parlance to a member of these communities as to a descendent of the Southern slave trade, even if people from these groups appear superficially similar.
