Sentence examples for more general illusion from inspiring English sources

From this perspective, the illusion of control has been regarded as a special case of a more general illusion which has been called the illusion of causality (see Matute, Yarritu & Vadillo, 2011).

The conclusion here is not as general as the conclusion of the argument from illusion, but the more general conclusion is surely not far off: for it would be difficult to maintain that though one is not perceptually aware of ordinary objects in veridical experiences, there are other cases of experience where one is perceptually aware of ordinary objects.

The curveball illusion addresses a more general problem for perceptual theory.

More general perceptual rivalry, often used in "optical illusions" such as ambiguous figures the Rubin vase, the Necker cube show similar behaviour with percepts shifting temporally between possible interpretations.

This section discusses arguments aimed at a more general level, against the disjunctivist's denial that veridical perceptions, illusions and hallucinations are mental events of the same fundamental kind, and in favour of the view that there is common element to veridical perception, illusion and hallucination.

If what people feel they need depends on what others spend, the same cognitive illusion that affects wealthy Americans' attitudes toward taxes creates a more general bias against government.

However, the threat is rather more general.

But the more general trend is resignation.

It filed a more general "white paper".

He called this more general technique "correlation".

There was much more general participation then.