Sentence examples for self theory from inspiring English sources

Dialogical self theory makes explicit use of spatial metaphors.

Frankfurt's theory has been categorized as a Real Self Theory (Wolf, 1990, p. 29).

(This formed the basis for categorizing Frankfurt's as a real self theory).

Cognitive-experiential self theory: A dual-process personality theory with implications for diagnosis and psychotherapy.

Implications for research on mood and cognition as well as Cognitive Experiential Self Theory are discussed.

According to the cognitive-experiential self theory human behavior is determined by the interaction of the two information processing systems: rational and intuitive.

Mounting evidence suggests that we can (§4.2). "Attributionist" and Deep Self theories of moral responsibility represent an alternative to arguments from awareness and control.

Any one-self theory is also hard to square with the Son's role as mediator between God and humankind.

Mainstream Christian theologians nearly always reject "modalism", meaning a one-self theory like that of Sabellius (fl.

William Hasker's three-self theory is similar to Davis's, although Hasker isn't as quick to appeal to mystery.

Tuggy (2013b) presses some of Howard-Snyder's objections, concluding that the theory is either not monotheistic, or turns out to be a one-self theory.