However, the industrial plant's costs, productivity and process quality highly depend on the individual human performance (e.g., comfort perceived, physical and mental workload, simplicity of actions, personal satisfaction) and how much hazardous positions and uncomfortable tasks finally cost to the company.
Suppose, therefore, that we suitably restrict the scope of a causal theory and understand its core hypothesis as asserting that all "X"s with the content X are reliably caused by X. (Nothing in the logic of Bridges' argument depends on any additional conditions on a putative causal theory of mental content, so for simplicity we can follow Bridges in restricting attention to this simple version).
It consists of two items and has been widely used to assess treatment outcomes in mental health because of its simplicity and intuitiveness.
He hoped that his work would take the field of mental deficiency far beyond the simplicities of mainline eugenics.
We want to conserve on mental effort and we tend to like simplicity.
While specialists may bemoan the simplicity of the film's mental model, inspired by the "psychoevolutionary" theory of Robert Plutchik, the eventual message – that sorrow is as valuable an emotion as happiness – is delivered with less piety than you might imagine.
Intending is thus a 'pro-attitude' of some kind assuming, for simplicity, that intention is a mental state.
Motivation may also rely on sanctions, be monetary or social ones, while simplicity can be paired with use of resources, physical or mental effort, novelty of the task.
Because of this morphological simplicity, any if-then construction in Chinese may refer to mental models of reality, hypothetical/imaginative unreality, or counterfactual unreality.
Psychological studies of highly creative people have characterized this tension in terms of such dualities as intellect and intuition, the conscious and the unconscious, mental health and mental disorder, the conventional and the unconventional, and complexity and simplicity.
