According to an influential framework, cognitive flexibility depends on dedicated control mechanisms that serve to guide thought and action in accordance with current intentions.
The study of dyads and triads is crucial to understand social structure, already reflected in guiding thoughts of classic sociology such as Simmel's question "What is society?" [53].
The details of emotivism tended to disappear from the meta-ethical scene in the latter half of the twentieth century, but its guiding thoughts have remained very much alive in the expressivism of Blackburn 1984, 1998, and Gibbard 1990.
(See Altham, 1979, for a sympathetic defense of these guiding thoughts, and Schroeder, 2010, for a thorough treatment of the development of expressivism, with particular attention paid to the attempts to tackle the Frege-Geach argument).
But I know these guiding thoughts were at play -- even if they weren't fully articulated at the time -- and I know they continue to inform how I live out my marriage, and my life, today.
"Our guiding thought and vision was to transform video games from something sad that you do by yourself into something social and fun for everyone.
History is largely what historians demonstrate it to be, and the photographer's guiding thought, here, for how to portray history is no more a casual affair than is the character of each individual image.
The guiding thought of this wise, impassioned essay is that ethnic, religious and other such labels are often treacherous, especially when someone else is labelling you at your expense.
"The guiding thought beyond all my pictures of Jesus is what would Jesus do if he were to live today," said Mr. Di Nunzio, who was visiting New York for the opening.
"In some historical periods, we once made mistakes and even suffered severe setbacks, the root cause of which was that our guiding thought then was divorced from China's reality.
