Nagel thinks this position is just an unproblematic simplification on the grounds that he treats the performance "of act B as a degenerate case of promoting the occurrence of act B" (Nagel 1970: 47).
In addition, we tested the occurrence of ACT internalisation in CD11b− cells, i.e., cells that do not naturally express the CD11b/CD18 toxin receptor.
If altruistic acts have often been observed to occur between closely related animals [21] [22], it is the occurrence of such acts between unrelated individuals that was proposed to be uniquely human [2] [5].
Two types of empirical evidence were searched for in keeping with the traditional trait-state dichotomy: documentation of the direct impact of impulsivity on carrying out the violent act (state), and documentation of elevated levels of impulsivity in a person and increased occurrence of violent acts (trait).
The second concerns the deliverances of consciousness, consciousness being the faculty through which we learn directly of the occurrence of mental acts — thinking, remembering, being in pain, and so on.
The occurrence of any acts of physical violence was used to classify abused women into two groups: physically/psychologically abused or psychologically abused.
Alcohol is a risk factor for the occurrence of violent acts because it has direct effects on physical and cognitive performances, contributing to violence by reducing self-control as well as reducing judgment and the ability to recognize signs of danger.
All too often, the biologically intrinsic joy of attacking and hunting is ignored by scholars when trying to explain the occurrence of violent acts although every culture has forms to live and enjoy appetitive aggression, such as boxing, gladiator fights or aggressive computer games.
From the occurrence of an act of "being known," that is, we presume there to have been an act of knowing, though that is not itself part of the content of our awareness.
