In fact, Russell's (1911, 1919) held a dual view of acquaintance: on the one hand, he thought that acquaintance is a relation that can only hold between someone's mind and his or her own sense data.
In order to provide convincing evidence for an effect of acquaintance, two different conditions are employed.
Finally, as expected, a strong positive effect was seen of computer acquaintance on the performance on the computer assisted tests.
Koh J, Pliner P. The effects of degree of acquaintance, plate size, and sharing on food intake.
Subsequently, Workman and Orr (1996) and Workman and Freeburg (1999) used attribution theory to study the effects of sex of observer, rape myth acceptance, and victim dress on attributions of acquaintance rape and on attributions of responsibility and blame.
In order to guard against confusing acquaintance on the one hand with foundational knowledge of truths acquired by acquaintance on the other, and facilitate an examination of the relation between them, we should be more careful than Russell and restrict knowledge by acquaintance to foundational knowledge of truths.
As the title would imply, this is a fairly straightforward song about the effects of drug use on Young's acquaintances, particularly Whitten.
Depth of friendship does not depend on length of acquaintance.
The facilities were partially on the basis of acquaintance through previous visits, which improved their rapport with informants, and partially on the basis of convenience.
This version of the acquaintance theory relies critically on the fundamental concept of acquaintance in understanding both noninferential and inferential knowledge.
