His philosophy of mind abandons many of the assumptions taken for granted by the Cartesian tradition (e.g., the transparent or self-intimating nature of the mental), moving towards a naturalism that respects the normative dimension of mind.
We have also shown that algorithms that simplify guidelines to better support decision-making in medical settings may help physicians identify and recalibrate inaccurate mental models, move toward more evidence-concordant diagnostic decisions, and reduce diagnostic errors.
She "got tired of the verbal and mental abuse", moved to LA and became homeless.
Almost all those who self-reported as being at "high risk" of mental illness moved to "low risk" and 84% of people helped were spending less on heating.
Although this profession introduced me to diverse individuals, my main concern has been the people forgotten as mental health moved into the community.
It is important to bear in mind that this distinction does not correspond to the contemporary distinction between motivating reasons (usually conceived of as mental states moving us to act) and justifying or normative reasons, considerations that favour acting in some way.
This study has demonstrated how the use of KT tools in Lebanon played a key role in helping mental health move forward on the policy agenda.
But they do a lot of mental work, which moves along unconsciously, so that they don't wake up in the middle of the night and bop their partner on the nose".
'She had this TV show,' I continue, 'and there was a dog that said 'sausages.'" The girl gives me a look which may say: 'F**k off, you're mental' and then moves off.
Janet Flanner, the great New Yorker foreign correspondent, wrote at the time that Hitler's "unpredictable mental processes and moves, being unlike anything that the chancelleries have for centuries considered part of the game, have left diplomats foolishly standing ready with bats and no ball".
