Sentence examples for mind in comparison from inspiring English sources

This judgment represents a particular instance of more general theories that attribute to males the strongest and most important qualities of mind, in comparison to which females are but paler counterparts.

In the present study, we aimed to exclusively examine the performance of euthymic bipolar patients in visual cognitive and affective theory of mind in comparison to healthy subjects, as deficits in those domains have been less consistently shown for remitted than for acute patients (Kerr et al. 2003; Ioannidi et al. 2015; Olley et al. 2005).

A previous study by the current authors demonstrated that children with CI who had well-developed general language understanding still had an impaired theory of mind in comparison to NH age mates [ 31].

Furthermore, we examined the brain regions that were specifically related to (1) task-related interferences, (2) external distractions, and (3) mind-wandering, in comparison to being fully focused on the SART.

The introduction of thought-probes providing four possibilities of response permitted us to examine the brain regions specifically associated with task-related interferences, external distractions, and mind-wandering in comparison to being fully focused on the SART.

Another interpretation of our findings would be that the increased midline DMN activity, and especially MPFC activity [9], [73], related to mind-wandering in comparison to task-related interferences and external distractions reflects an increased effort to reorient attention toward the SART.

Across these four games, we find a common pattern in which first-order and second-order theory of mind agents clearly outperform opponents that are more limited in their ability to make use of theory of mind, while the advantage for deeper recursion to third-order theory of mind is limited in comparison.

In her mind, it suffers in comparison with the brand-new Focus that her parents drive.

But if we must be aware of the Form even to think about the equal sticks then we must already have the Form in mind in conducting the comparison.

His face in repose is melancholy — made so, perhaps, by the world as his mind would have it in comparison with the world as he sees it.

That certainly sounds like a lot, but keep in mind that it pales in comparison to other natural processes.