Sentence examples for mental exists from inspiring English sources

Wilson (2014), for example, points out that grounding per se is similar to supervenience in that it leaves open many of the questions philosophers of mind are interested in, viz., whether the mental exists, whether it is reduced to the physical, and whether it is causally efficacious.

As a result, funds intended to help individuals with serious mental illness receive treatment went to groups that do not even believe mental illness exists, promoters of non-evidenced based programs, harmful efforts, and efforts designed to prevent persons with serious mental illness from receiving treatment.

Also, research is needed to identify different mental models and strategies must be developed for helping to reach a point where a shared mental model exists.

It has been found that mental imagery exists very early on in childhood development, however it is not yet clear if and how mental imagery can play a causal role in mental disorders [ 16].

Mental health exists on a continuum.

"Accept that mental illness exists," King pleaded to the jury.

Even in the United States, the last place one might expect it, this mental prohibition exists.

But while affordable mental care exists, it's not always easy to find or get immediate access to.

Even though great strides have been made in understanding brain disease, there is still a persistent element in society that does not believe mental illness exists and that people just need to "snap out of it".

We can argue all day about whether or not childhood mental illness exists, whether or not institutions should be reopened, whether or not the highly potent and untried medications should ever be prescribed to young children.

Thomas Szasz (1960, 1973 , 1987, for instance, is usually read as a constructivist who denies that mental illness exists.