Rockwell's pictures are literal-minded and sentimental, sure, but they constitute as accurate a graph as we have of what being American — a fictive condition, always — could feel like in the twentieth century.
From John Cassidy's description of President Obama in "Political Memo: Is the A.C.A. Rollout a Manageable Disaster?" "Rockwell's pictures are literal-minded and sentimental, sure, but they constitute as accurate a graph as we have of what being American — a fictive condition, always — could feel like in the twentieth century".
The Regulate condition reduced fictive error-related AIC and OFC activations only in f-learners, but not in TD-learners (Fig. 5b and Supporting Information Table S13).
Far from functioning as the guarantor of moral probity, the fictive Kantian subject is the condition of the possibility of intractable animosity and injustice.
Behaviorally, although the interaction between task and learner type was not significant (P > 0.2), planned comparison suggested a trend of reduced fictive learning in the Regulate condition in f-learners (P = 0.088), but not in TD-learners (P > 0.8; Fig. 5a).
Sighs can be distinguished in neuronal activity; indeed, recordings of population activity from the ventral respiratory group (VRG) identified two distinct patterns of inspiratory activity under conditions of normal oxygenation: fictive eupnea (typical respiration) and low-frequency fictive sighs.
We further conducted unbiased ROI analysis based on seeds selected from the main effect of fictive error averaged across both task conditions (Fig. 2c and Supporting Information Table S4), including AIC (centered at [−34, 16, −12]), LOFC (centered at [44, 22, −8]), MOFC (centered at [−4, 32, −16]), and striatum (centered at [−16, −4, 14]).
These results suggest that the attenuation in the weight of fictive errors on behavior under the Regulate condition is predominantly accompanied by reduced activation in AIC.
Therefore, these results together suggest that negative feelings associated with fictive error signals were likely to be reduced in the Regulate condition.
The method is suitable for problems with infinite domains, as those of fluid flows around obstacles, because the fundamental solutions satisfy conditions that do not involve the presence of a fictive boundary at great distance.
Sterne is explicit about the influence of Lockean psychology on his writing, and the book, fascinated with the fictive energies of the imagination, is filled with characters reinventing or mythologizing the conditions of their own lives.
