Sentence examples for mind capacities from inspiring English sources

The social environment in which theory of mind capacities evolved may have influenced attributional processing in ways that could explain the error.

In 1958, Dr. Lindquist, a member of the College Board, urged his colleagues to develop a test for the legions of less selective universities overwhelmed by the postwar expansion in applicants, a test of broad competencies, not of memorization, gauging mastery of curriculum, not God-given mind capacities.

It is possible, for example, that the deterioration of selective theory of mind capacity and neurocognitive functioning follow different trajectories in psychosis.

These effects included feelings of euphoria, improved energy and attentiveness, feelings of increased physical and mind capacity, and the belief by the chewers that Khat increases their productivity [ 37].

The same is true for additional neuropsychological tests assessing executive and theory-of-mind capacities.

These views of memory and will are not necessarily inconsistent with Condillac's sensationism, his repeated claims to derive all the mind's capacities from the operation of sensation notwithstanding.

When Reid talks about our capacity to be governed by law he has in mind our capacity to regulate our behavior by assessing it in terms of the two rational principles of action.

"I am confident in Europe's open mind and capacity to appreciate such a project".

But understanding the mind's capacity to produce randomness is difficult.

What perhaps resonates most is Kandel's description of the human mind's capacity for recognizing faces.

The possibilities for integrity are limited only by the mind's capacity to hold unity and complexity together.