Sentence examples for conscious dimension from inspiring English sources

Although there are emotions that do not have any such expression, James insisted that all emotions have a mental or conscious dimension.

This would be what confers on our phenomenally conscious experiences the dimension of subjectivity.

What is important to remember is that the emotion has conscious and unconscious dimensions.

No Prospero unless it's Martin O'Neill or his mentor Brian Clough, a man not without a touch of the Calibans, someone sufficiently aware to have been conscious of the tragic dimension of his rise and fall and played it to the hilt.

However, studies do not include the subjective dimension of conscious experience, in terms of participants' acknowledged perceptual awareness.

The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) plays a central role in the hedonic dimension of conscious experience; thus potentially a key region in interactions between emotion and consciousness.

The results of the three experiments support the hypothesis according to which decisions are made in the hedonic dimension of conscious experience.

This result supported the hypothesis according to which the key to decision-making lies in the hedonic dimension of conscious experience.

Chief Manley told reporters that the police were "very conscious" of the racial dimensions of the attacks that all of the victims had been black and Hispanic.

Basic Dimensions in Conscious Thought (2004) spells out the full details of De Vos' method for using the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) as a comparative method.

The second volume Cross-Cultural Dimensions in Conscious Thought (2004) is a collection of papers, many of them provided by De Vos' former students and colleagues, that provide cultural case studies illuminated by the use of the TAT.