Sentence examples for mental emergence from inspiring English sources

James Mill's son, John Stuart Mill continued his father's work on associationist psychology, but he allowed that combinations of ideas might produce resultants that went beyond their constituent mental parts, thus providing an early model of mental emergence (1865).

In a study that could help identify the emergence of mental disorders in young adults, the subjects will also be tested on their inclination toward impulsive and risk-taking behavior.

To investigate the role of melatonin in the emergence of mental capacities in the newborn infant.

The investigation should also shed light on the emergence of mental disorders in young adults.

If psychology cannot be reduced, this line of reasoning leads to real emergence for mental acts and hence to a real dualism for the properties those acts instantiate (Robinson 2003).

Early puberty has been implicated in the emergence of mental health problems.

Despite the emergence of mental health problems during adolescence and early adulthood, many young people encounter difficulties accessing appropriate services.

GPs need good quality educational exposure and preparation to deal with the multiaxial development of adolescence and the emergence of mental health disorders in 10-year-olds to 20-year-olds.

More specifically, HIV/AIDS-related stigma has led to avoidance of healthcare, reduced adherence to antiretroviral medications, increased HIV symptomatology, and emergence of mental health pathologies including depression (15, 24, 25).

Yet in the two samples that were followed longitudinally (Ashman et al. 2002; Halligan et al. 2007), HPA dysregulation appeared to set the stage for the emergence of mental health problems in the offspring of depressed parents.

This analysis is not focused on prognostic prediction which will be better addressed when examining the putative influence of childhood adversities on the subsequent emergence of mental illnesses in later adolescence.