Sentence examples for continuity of mental from inspiring English sources

For example, Alexander complains that Locke might have gone further had he applied his observations regarding the continuity of mental experience to substance (Alexander 1908: 52).

Accordingly, instead of a cognitive divide, they support the notion of an evolutionary continuity of mental functions.

Accordingly, we conclude that behavioral differences between hominoids and lower primates are not the result of cognitive deficits in the latter, but rather of a different position on the underlying evolutionary continuity of mental functions [6], [15], [30].

However, the increased use of mental health services and psychotropic drugs in both groups underscores the continuity of mental and behavioral disorders in adolescents with mood disorders.

A role for a psychiatric nurse was created to assist in clarifying mental health diagnostic status and medications and to facilitate continuity of mental health care as youth transitioned into treatment foster care and across foster care homes.

(Viṃś 5) Vasubandhu says that the Buddha spoke the first statement in the context of explaining karma, in order to indicate that the continuity of the mental series was not "cut off" (uccheda).

Our findings further emphasize the need for improvements in continuity of care and mental health and substance use training.

Analysis of provider switching revealed that the lack of continuity of care among mental health providers was the most convincing mechanism for the loss of the bipolar diagnosis.

Second, many psychologists believe that intellectual development does not exhibit the kind of smooth continuity that the concept of mental age appears to imply.

It was, however, the publication of Darwin's Descent of Man (1871) that stimulated scientific interest in the question of mental continuity between man and other animals.

To provide this more intimate level of protection, there is a need for a new right that preserves the continuity of a person's mental life from external abusive alteration or disruption.