Sentence examples for cognitive projection from inspiring English sources

Yorck argues that the inversion of volitional and cognitive projection in feeling and its concentration in pure, passive interiority amounts to a "religious comportment" and the feeling of dependency (ST, 121).

Cognitive projection is already an attempt to gain a foothold relative to "the flight of impressions, appearances, and strivings," and the fixation of an object in space goes hand in hand with the search for self-constancy and "self-affirmation" [Selbstbehauptung] (ST, p. 66).

The release from cognitive and volitional projection facilitates an inversion of life's tendency; it leaves behind the goals of "certainty and security" (CR, p. 143) and grounds life in the personal and intrinsically historical relationship to God.

Furthermore, consistently with our findings on thalami, Kotagal et al. (2012) observed thalamic cholinergic denervation in DLB but not in AD, suggesting a relationship between neurodegenerative involvement of thalamic cholinergic afferent projections and cognitive alteration in DLB.

But it is a projection that has no cognitive or volitional content, such that God is intended without becoming "an object," and willing becomes a "non-willing," albeit without loss of energy (ST, 104).

Mesencephalic dopamine (DA) projections are essential for cognitive and behavioral functions and believed to play a critical role during development and aging.

The A10 area of the ventral midbrain is the home of the classical dopamine (DA) neurons that are important for motivation, reward, learning and memory via substantial projections into limbic and cognitive regions.

Our model emphasizes three components-self-projection, affective self-reflection, and cognitive control.

In non-human primates, the zona incerta receives projections from the internal globus pallidus [although mainly the cognitive division (Sidibe et al., 1997)], and it sends GABA-ergic projections to the posterior VL (Bartho et al., 2002).

This hypomyelination combined with decreased supply of neuronal plasmalogens also can explain the dramatic shrinkage and dysfunction of AD cortical neurons and the nucleus basalis-cortex cholinergic projection [ 57- 59], which is critical in cognitive function.

There is evidence that noradrenergic coeruleo-cortical projections are involved in different forms of cognitive flexibility.