And prospective intention, or intention for the future, involves a belief about what one is going to do and why.
As he came to see, however, this story neglects and cannot easily incorporate prospective intention or intention for the future (Davidson 1978).
It's not clear that Gilbert herself would want to talk of this "concurrence condition" in terms of relating intention or intention-like attitudes in different participants.
But we'll see that Searle satisfies this, and even Gilbert does (if we interpret her talk of derived personal commitments as entailing an intention or intention-like state).
An equally consistent finding is that turnover intention (or intention to leave) is the strongest antecedent of actual turnover and is also an intermediate variable between job satisfaction and turnover (7– 9).
Treatment type, including surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy were recorded, as was treatment intention (any intent, curative intent or intention not known).
Treatment type (surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy), intention (any intent, curative intent or intention unknown), start date, duration, and quantity (e.g. number of Gray (Gy), number of chemotherapy cycles) were recorded.
Von Hildebrand elaborates upon the idea of intentional acts or intention (Intention) as developed in early phenomenology by arguing in The Idea of Moral Action of 1912 (published 1916) that stances or position-takings (Stellungnahmen) are also intentions.
"It was never my intention or Congress's intention that the high-tech industry should be hampered in their commerce by overregulation," Mr. Rohrabacher said.
