Sentence examples for mental evolution from inspiring English sources

Mental evolution, by W. M'Dougall.--X.

As an educator, I urge my students not to be afraid of such changes, because they lead to mental evolution.

The mental evolution fell mostly to Yuki, who won court custody when his son was an infant.

Einstein had asked: "Is it possible to control man's mental evolution so as to make him proof against the psychosis of hate and destructiveness?" Freud replied that "there is no likelihood of our being able to suppress humanity's aggressive tendencies".

And more important, on the first day of classes I discuss the importance of education, and I emphasize that education is all about change (self-transformation) and that change can come only with new knowledge (learning) and its application in evaluating our system of beliefs and ideology (leading to mental evolution).

Taking up Spencer's view that the adjustment of the organism to the environment is the basic feature of mental evolution, James charges that Spencer projects his own vision of what ought to be onto the phenomena he claims to describe.

He sees it building up gradually in early hominids, and then taking off spectacularly in Homo sapiens.The peacock mindPerhaps the most intriguing hypothesis about the last stage of the mental-evolution rocket, though, is an idea dreamed up by Geoffrey Miller, of the University of New Mexico.

Obstructive sleep apnea and severe mental illness: evolution and consequences.

Naturalism, in its simplest sense, is the doctrine that there is nothing beyond nature, not even the organic or mental, and evolution is thus generally a crucial component of it.

Hours later the patients suffered seizures and mental confusion, with evolution to coma.

For example, affordances are communicated by properties of visualizations that help students build accurate mental models of evolution.