Sentence examples for perceptual thoughts from inspiring English sources

Spatio-temporal features are attached to all our perceptions and to our perceptual thoughts, but not to the concepts we entertain descriptively.

In sum, we found that perceptual thoughts seemed to be related with worse psychopathology.

Thus, these perceptual thoughts may share some features with mental images, which are also perceived as "more real" and elicit more emotions than (purely) verbal thoughts (Holmes, Mathews, Mackintosh, & Dalgleish, 2008; Mathews, Ridgeway, & Holmes, 2013).

The perceptual thought that there is a green tree in front of me is not absolutely unlike the mathematical thought that triangles have three angles.

But one's (non-perceptual) thought need not be: in the middle of winter, one can imagine the churchyard as it is in spring, covered in autumn leaves, and one can think of it in all sorts of ways which are not the ways it presently is.

Of the Rorschach categories that are commonly used by psychologists today, Wood explains, only two (perceptual distortion and thought disorder) have shown a consistent relationship to psychological disturbance.

On Price's line of thought, perceptual experiences do afford us with some certainty.

Each of these works of human creativity, Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam write in "A Billion Wicked Thoughts," exploits perceptual trickery to arouse and gratify our desires.

If you took a couple of minutes to do this little experiment, you probably noticed that a whole spectrum of phenomena of which you were entirely unaware just a moment ago gradually came into perceptual range -- sounds, thoughts, feelings, sensations.

However, there is little mention in the literature to what extent auditory or other perceptual qualities accompany such thoughts.

Hence the patient comes to endorse the perceptual seeming that his thoughts are being controlled or that his wife has been replaced.