Sentence examples for involuntary representations from inspiring English sources
The beloved visual styles of the classic cinema are also involuntary representations of their very mechanism of repression.
The model proposes that intrusions reflect involuntary reactivation of egocentric representations in the absence of a corresponding allocentric representation.
Rather, judgments of taste are the involuntary effect of any perfect representation, "provided the latter does not immediately disappear in the flux" of psychic change (SW II: 45).
The challenge from tort casts contract as just a special case of the involuntary duty not to harm others, triggered by promissory representations concerning present intentions or future conduct.
Such immediate, involuntary judgments arise upon the "complete [or perfect] representation of the object [of the judgment]": "the beautiful is the effect of complete [or perfect] representation" (Weiss 1928: 110).
Each competing representation receives activation from other sources: deliberate attention activates representations of the intended task via 'top-down control' (or 'concentration'); while bottom-up involuntary influences (established emotional processing biases or well-practiced negative habits of thought) activate distracting threat representations.
Wundt goes on to list several other ways in which what we might call the "autoimmunity" of our mental representations can remain untainted: focusing on memories, rather than the phenomena themselves, and excluding from inquiry involuntary and obscure processes from study (L III: 162-3).
It should be involuntary".
His speech appeared involuntary.
"Incel?" "Involuntary celibate".
