In the attention schema theory, the value of explaining the feature of awareness and attributing it to a person is to gain a useful predictive model of that person's attentional processing.
The shot of a woman baring some or all for the cause has become a stock feature of awareness campaigns -- see Elisabetta Canalis and Bethenny Frankel posing nude to raise awareness of animal abuse, or these 750 Australian women posing naked for this aerial photograph to protest war -- but with so much skin being bared, does nudity really shock us anymore?
Wundt, however, was among the first to point out the distinction between the focal and more general features of human awareness.
It is only critical philosophical reflection on features of perceptual awareness that reveals that the indirection must occur.
In spite of these limitations, to our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the features of the awareness group of osteoporotic patients based on national data from Korea.
Due to its nonspecific clinical features, a lack of awareness among physicians, and difficulties in isolating the organism and serologic testing, the incidence of leptospirosis is likely underestimated (4).
Zhu et al., 2016 define ten key features of a SLE: location-awareness, context-awareness, social awareness, interoperability, seamless connection, adaptability, ubiquitousness, whole record (of learning path data), natural (multimodal) interaction, and high engagement.
This is not surprising, considering that in SZ many fundamental psychotic features, including the lack of awareness, impaired control of actions, poor attention, increased reaction times, etc., are associated with the abnormal functioning of the superior parietal cortex [83], [84].
Underrecognition of rickettsioses could reflect nonspecific clinical features, limited diagnostic tools, lack of awareness that rickettsioses occur or cause severe illness, and absence of evidence-based local algorithms for acute febrile illness.
Brentano and Husserl both subscribed to The Principle of Simultaneous Awareness (PSA) 'No succession of awarenesses – no matter how close together in time they come – can, by itself, account for an awareness of succession; it must be the case that an awareness of succession derives from simultaneous features of the structure of that awareness' (Miller (1984: 1984.
