This whittling leaves us with the three arguments that Socrates labels his "proofs" (580c9, cf. 583b), the first discussing psychological health and disease at length and the second and third concerning pleasure.
The second and third hypotheses concern the use and effectiveness of mental health care.
The second and third postulates concern subjective and objective unity.
Peacocke's second and third examples concern, respectively, binocular vision and the Necker reversible-cube illusion.
The second and third components concern the reform of the social welfare and the child protection system.
The second and third dimensions concern, respectively, help to make life better for the sick relative (8 items) and for the caregiver (9 items).
The second and third research questions concern the role of the care context.
The second and third most prevalent categories concern the 'other' health problems (N = 9,383; 15.2%) and the inflammation conditions (N = 6,987; 11.3%), with a varying contribution by the other categories (Table 5).
The second and third part of Table 1 concern the procedures g) and h).
