When Han van Meegeren was tried for his Vermeer forgeries, in 1947, his lawyer insisted, "The art world is reeling, and experts are beginning to doubt the very basis of artistic attribution.
PA behavior was not recorded in the initial study; consequently, change of PA behavior could not be systematically included in the analysis, and thus we are lacking an empirical basis for attribution of the effect.
Mindreading is the activity of attributing mental states to oneself and to others, and of predicting and explaining behavior on the basis of those attributions.
It's a slender basis for attribution, but the allure of finding a Shakespeare manuscript is compelling, as is the desire to associate Shakespeare with a liberal passage where Thomas More refutes an anti-immigrant mob.
When people imagine themselves in the future, it is hence plausible that they utilise imaginatively structured cognitive models that were developed on the basis of previous experiences, attribution beliefs, personality processes, and strategies for coping with life events [18].
In other words, Dionysius here sees scripture as providing the basis for a deeper understanding of attribution or predication that will lead us beyond our own merely human capacities.
The authors believed that generalization and abstraction play an important role in students' word knowledge development, and argued that it is "on the basis of these processes that the attribution of meaning is gradually decontextualized" (p. 157).
On the basis of this analysis, for food attribution purposes, the profiles from the United States, New Zealand, Europe, and other countries contributing to Noronet can be merged into a global profile (Table).
The basis of this accusation was Leibniz's attribution to the soul of only two basic faculties: perception, the representation of multiplicity in a simple soul, and appetition, which he defines as "the action of an internal principle which brings about change or the passage from one perception to another" (G 6: 608–9).
In literature, it has been reported that the predicted sensory effect and the sensed actual effect are integrated with each other as a basis for proper attribution of the action [20, 47, 48].
