And Linzmayer wasn't the only subject to experience such a drop-off: in nearly every case in which Rhine and others documented E.S.P. the effect dramatically diminished over time.
But in another sense, if the subject is entirely unaware of the quality, it is odd even to speak of the subject as "experiencing" it, much less of there being something it is like for the subject to experience it).
But in such a case, there is a good sense in which it would not be like anything for the subject to experience that quality.
(4) The matter of "what it is like" for the subject to be in a particular mental state, especially what it is like for that subject to experience a particular phenomenal property as in (3).
For so far as has been shown, a (first-order) quality can occur without there being anything it is like for the subject to experience that quality on that occasion; the subject may be entirely unaware of it.
These findings suggest that women who participate in prenatal counseling and testing may be subject to experience distress and unrealistic perceptions of their risk and may benefit from interventions designed to lessen these states.
The latter is about sensory qualities only in the higher-order way; that is, given a sensory quality, the explanandum is the higher-order property of what it is like for the subject to experience that sensory quality.
The insect mushroom body structures are subject to experience- and age- related plasticity and are known to increase in volume throughout adult life [42], [43], [44].
Their first speculations focused on the core features of depression, like the inability of depressed subjects to experience pleasure or their lack of interest in food, sex and social interactions.
Conclusion The patients admitted in intensive care unit for an intra-abdominal surgery were more subjects to experience a secondary invasive candidiasis than other patients.
The first is that when art is understood and approached "aesthetically," artworks become objects for human subjects to experience in an especially intense, vital, or meaningful way.
