Sentence examples for cognitive appeals from inspiring English sources

Cognitive appeals almost invariably led participants to assert their rights over those children might enjoy, and some reacted strongly against initiatives that they thought would curtail these perceived rights.

Since DRSs can be viewed as rudiments of mental representation, they also have a cognitive appeal (Werth 2000).

Embodied cognitive science appeals to the idea that cognition deeply depends on aspects of the agent's body other than the brain.

The informational metaphor has done this partly through its interactions with appeals to cognitive metaphors, the metaphorical attribution of cognitive states and traits to biological entities that do not literally possess those states and traits.

Some views attempt to ground strong reasons not to interfere, and perhaps also to aid and treat fairly, not only by appeal to sophisticated cognitive capacities but also by appeal to special relationships (these are therefore disjunctive accounts).

And Kant has his own account, which appeals to cognitive states that are not beliefs.

It's easier to appeal to visceral sentiments with repugnant imagery, Haddad points out, than it is to appeal to cognitive perceptions with technical information.

This cognitive dissonance is the appeal of his Twitter persona, of course, but it's hard to believe that an operator as artful as Adams is approaching the project as anything other than a means to a political end.

In a town like Chicago Heights, where only 16 percent of high schoolers met the Illinois version of the No Child Left Behind standards in 2011, finding a clear way to increase cognitive abilities has obvious appeal.

Kuhn (1977) argued that scientists need to appeal to cognitive values to take up the slack between theory and evidence.

There is concern that such cognitive biases (e.g., appeal of teleology and emotiinal reactions to human diversity) may prevent students' full understanding of the epistemological foundations of human diversity (Girotto et al. 2008;Shtulman and Calabi 2013).