This paper describes a method of constructing a 3-D scene description by attentive observation to find a path to a given destination.
This double character of the vital principle made it the foundation of physiology and pathology, and it dictated that physicians should work to facilitate or restore its healing power based on attentive observation.
Brentano concedes that inner perception necessarily lacks the advantages of attentive observation, so he recommends conjoining it with retrospective methods.
Dewey also criticizes Kant's reduction of attentive observation to mere contemplation and his reduction of the emotional element of the aesthetic to pleasure taken in contemplation.
After attentive observation of the I values, one can clearly see that the results demonstrate a definitive correlation between the amounts of effective information and the organismal phenotypic complexity defined by biological taxonomy and evolutionary theory.
Therefore, Wundt suggests, the science of psychology must depend upon the attentive observation of mental processes as they occur.
In both ICUs, the clinical assessment was based on the attentive observation of patient's movements, ventilator asynchronies, respiratory pressures, and presence of cough or not [22].
First, they proposed that the component could reflect an evaluative process regarding action effect associations, which would take place under attentive conditions regardless of whether there is a match or mismatch, but would only be called into action when there is a mismatch under non-attentive conditions.
Perhaps this is a function of the detachment of observation and, specifically, a medical manifestation of it: a doctor must be the most attentive observer, but also, ultimately, a judge as well.
Attentive peer observation followed by peer feedback is implemented in order to maintain the attention of all participating trainees and to draw benefit from the active performances of peer students.
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