Sentence examples for cognitive relations from inspiring English sources

Other conditions concern cognitive relations between the group's members.

Propositional attitude reports concern the cognitive relations people bear to propositions.

Attributions of cognitive relations to propositions can also take other forms.

Thus when people believe, doubt and know things, it is propositions that they bear these cognitive relations to.

An ontologically more robust position, according to which collective intentionality cannot be reduced to I-intentionality plus some cognitive relations, was proposed by Stein.

Therefore, enriching learning environments where technology is used with activities containing real-life problems and cognitive relations can be established can fulfil the expectations of visual students better.

But grasping here is just a metaphor for a cognitive relation that needs to be explicated.

First, many theists follow Aquinas in reversing the cognitive relation in God.

When I speak of a cognitive relation here, I do not mean the sort of relation which constitutes judgment, but the sort which constitutes presentation" (1911, 209).

So part of what Schleiermacher means to convey here is some sort of immediate cognitive relation to some sort of object, namely the universe as a single whole.

He agrees with Hartshorne's stance regarding the cognitive relation God has with the world; in any case of knowledge, the knowledge relation is internal to the subject, external to the object.