In this respect, red-complex can be understood as a mental complexities of having horror against socialism and communism and, simultaneously, being humiliated by them.
Rudy Giuliani and many current Republican presidential hopefuls seem to lack both the mental complexity to understand the international dimensions of the presidency and the moral courage to refrain from easy yet counterproductive, rhetoric.
If you can give her rights, the principle of equality requires us to give them to a bonobo who has high levels of cognition, a great deal of mental complexity and who probably has a protolanguage.
Respondents specified the complexity of mental health, for example, positioning mental health explicitly outside of, and specifically in between, the individual and society.
This knowledge sheds light on the enormous complexity of mental disorders associated with genetic factors.
Hoban expands this to encompass the intricacies of mental imagery and the complexity of desire, with its twin poles of attraction and repulsion.
It is salutary to be so vividly reminded of the force of passion, the mental energy, the lyrical complexity of what Gielgud achieved at his height.
One of these has its roots in the epistemological strand of the Official Doctrine; another is the tendency of philosophers to underestimate the many-layered complexity of mental discourse.
I have asked Marvin Goldfried to discuss NIMH's hope-over-experience faith that there is a simple brain explanation for the ineluctable complexity of mental life.
