Since concepts can only belong to the category of quality according to Crathorn, they must be mental qualities having the same nature as non-mental qualities and they must exist subjectively in the mind, which is to say that they exist in some part of the brain (Pasnau 1997).
Nevertheless, in most of the studies reviewed above, the recommendation for substitution has been made without the two tests having the same nature or intended for the same purpose and target population and with only a moderate degree of correlation with almost no evidence form other aspects of validity.
We have the same nature, which is why we understand each other so well".
"I have the same nature, I am the same person, I have the same heart," Mourinho told the room.
I have the same nature, I am the same person, I have the same heart and I have the same emotions relating to my passion and my job, but I am a different person," said Mourinho, who leaves his previous role at Real Madrid with claims that he "damaged" Spanish football ringing in his ears.
Therefore, it is difficult to confirm that this trap has the same nature.
The core of Xenocrates' view is that "the forms and the numbers have the same nature:" that is, the formal numbers and the mathematical numbers have the same nature.
These mental entities, whether we call them 'species" or 'concepts" (the terms are equivalent for Crathorn), have the same nature as the things they resemble (ibid. concl. 8).
If Plato thinks that women are essentially worse than men, then Socrates' claim that men and women have the same nature for education and employment is puzzling.
Malebranche subscribes to what might be called a 'cognitive resemblance thesis,' which holds that the immediate object of cognition must have the same nature as the mind, which is immaterial or spiritual.
The hypothesis that the conjunction of characteristics creates a representation of a single object in the memory has been investigated through intervening tasks, tasks which have the same nature as the relevant object to be stored.
