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Preconceptual intelligibility in perception
Continental Philosophy Review, 2013This paper argues that John McDowell’s conceptualism distorts a genuine phenomenological account of perception. Instead of the seemingly forced choice between conceptualism and non-conceptualism as to what accounts for perceptual and discursive meaning, I provide an argument that there is a preconceptual intelligibility already in the perceptual field.
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The Perception of Tactical Intelligence Indications by Intelligence Officers
1977Abstract : As part of an effort to provide improved techniques and methods for intelligence collection planning and intelligence analysis, an experiment was conducted to assess the effectiveness of traditional tactical intelligence indications for the analysis of conventional military operations. Forty-six captains in the Intelligence Officers Advanced
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Adolescent Perception of Adolescent Change in Personality and Intelligence
The Journal of Genetic Psychology, 1973Summary Subjective (perceived) and objective (concurrent) age differences were compared in two intelligence and three personality dimensions throughout adolescence. Objective age differences were investigated by observing 144 adolescent males and females (13–14 years, N = 48; 15–16 years, N = 48; 17–18 years, N = 48) under conventional self-description
Labouvie, G., Baltes, P.
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Social cue perception and intelligence in schizophrenia
Schizophrenia Research, 1994Previous research has shown that both acutely ill and remitted schizophrenic patients are more sensitive to the concrete, than the abstract, cues of a social situation. The purpose of this study is to determine whether this difference is attributable to a generalized performance deficit by determining whether difference in concrete and abstract cue ...
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A perception framework for intelligent characters in serious games
International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2011The use of BDI-agents seems a good fit to realize intelligent behavior for virtual humans. One of the problems of the BDI-paradigm when an agent becomes embodied in a virtual environment is the lack of control over perception [3]. While performing a task, humans tend to direct their attention to selected information from the environment which can ...
van Oijen, J., Dignum, F.P.M.
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Advances in flexible sensors for intelligent perception system enhanced by artificial intelligence
Informační Materiály, 2023Hongsen Niu +2 more
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