Sentence examples for psychical properties from inspiring English sources

Some philosophers hold that though experiences are brain processes they nevertheless have fundamentally non-physical, psychical, properties, sometimes called 'qualia'qualia

At the Educational Testing Service, "it was a cherished assumption that the S.A.T. was uncoachable," Nicholas Lemann writes in his history of the S.A.T., "The Big Test": The whole idea of psychometrics was that mental tests are a measurement of a psychical property of the brain, analogous to taking a blood sample.

They must also afford humans and their physical or psychical well-being, or both, a prominent place within such a worldview.

The psychical items include disorientation in time and place.

This sentence also is neutral as to whether the properties of the sensation are physical or whether some of them are irreducibly psychical.

Psychology was new; so was psychical research.

His plan: to pit psychical research against psychoanalysis.

His interest in psychical research also dates from that period.

Confronting his own psychical depths on canvas is his ethos.

Thereby, according to some, he initiated psychical research.

The secretion associated with emotional upset is called psychical weeping.