Conversely, the dopamine antagonist flupenthixol caused experience-dependent, persistent changes in RT and accuracy indicative of a "learning" effect.
Color-Dispositionalism is the view that colors are dispositional properties: powers to appear in distinctive ways to perceivers (of the right kind), in the right kind of circumstances; i.e., to cause experiences of an appropriate kind in those circumstances.
The usual answer is something along the lines of the account of appearance properties in Shoemaker 2002: something is red-for-Nonvert iff it is disposed to cause experiences with \(R\) in perceivers of Nonvert's kind.
But others object that this is not so, because colors ought to be properties that we directly perceive things to have, whereas we do not perceive things as having dispositions to cause experiences in us.
Moreover, control and value could possibly interact when causing students' experience of boredom.
Parents of children with developmental disabilities, irrespective of the cause, experience unique themes in grief and loss that are often not recognized.
"Create a uniform cause experience and culture throughout the company, starting with executive leadership and working down the ranks to direct managers of Millennials and their employees".
Participants named factors they thought were causing flow experiences while using information technology.
Dominant in aesthetic experience are the characteristics that cause the experience to be integrated and complete.
For example, water causes the experience of wetness and fluidity, rocks the experience of resistance or hardness, irregular surfaces the experience of roughness, etc.
Shoemaker (1994) defends the view that a color experience represents a dispositional property, viz., the disposition to cause an experience of just that type.
