Sentence examples for in the attribution from inspiring English sources

Abnormal agency processing could also result in a subject's inner voice being attributed to an outside source, resulting in the attribution errors seen in schizophrenic patients.

(The error also appeared in a related article and in the attribution of the Quotation of the Day).

She had been cast once in a film called "The Devil Is a Woman," without any complaint of injustice in the attribution.

While fraud was clearly involved in the attribution of the painting to Wyant, his reputation had declined in the intervening years and Durand, a founder of the Hudson River School, had become greatly favored.

The error was repeated in the attribution for the Quotation of the Day in which the woman, Lavel Samuels, said, "I don't think it's going to be as bad as they're saying, but I said that with Sandy, too".

Misattributions may result either from honest errors in scholarship as in the attribution of a work to a well-known artist when the work was in fact done by a painter in his workshop, a pupil, or a later follower or from a deliberate fraud.

On pure versions of such accounts, imagination plays no special role in the attribution of mental states to others.

Then the expression in the attribution that designates o should be open to substitution and hence the attribution is semantically de re as well.

Burge holds that the relevant judgments are infallible in virtue of a self-referential mechanism in the attribution ("with this very thought").

The results showed important differences in the attribution of causal responsibility between those who experience and those who investigate slips and trip accidents.

Recent developments in the attribution of climate change to natural and anthropogenic sources are compiled in Stocker et al. (Eds) (2010b).