Thus, the PC process uses information, supplied by the MNS, about which goals are most likely, given a certain intention, and which kinematics are most likely, given a certain goal, to test hypotheses about the observed actors' intentions.
An important feature of we-intentions in their role as creators of social institutions is that they can be iterated: given a we-intention of the form "X counts as Y in C," the "Y" in the intention may become the "X" in a higher-level intention.
In our sample, 54.1% of respondents gave a vote intention score of 8 or higher and 41% a score of 9 or higher.
This letter will give a written intention of your desire to buy the dry cleaning business and the owner's willingness to sell it to you.
Asking yourself, "What can I love about this person?" gives you an intention to be in the moment, rather than brooding about how you feel left out.
One of the main reasons these participants gave for an intention to register was for the common good, so they perceived the register to be a public service and that benefits should be publically based.
So patient capital is being given a boost, with the intention of leveraging as much as £13bn from financial partners.
Philosophers in this tradition have turned their attention to the project of giving an account of intention that captures the fact that intentions are distinctive mental states, states which play unique roles in psychological explanations and which are subject to their own sorts of normative requirements.
One way to try to make this necessary connection is by holding that there is a prior moral obligation to obey God; and so, whenever God gives a command/has an intention that one perform some action, it follows that one is morally obligated to perform the action commanded/intended.
Prior to answering the questionnaire, the students were given a brief explanation about the intention of the study.
