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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2018
An increasing number of nurses are approaching retirement age and finding themselves faced with numerous challenges and opportunities. Yet many avoid thinking about and preparing for this important professional and personal transition.
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An increasing number of nurses are approaching retirement age and finding themselves faced with numerous challenges and opportunities. Yet many avoid thinking about and preparing for this important professional and personal transition.
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Intentional binding is unrelated to action intention.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 2019The present study examined the role of voluntary motor commands in the subjective temporal attraction between an action and its sensory consequence termed as intentional binding. Participants either pressed a key voluntarily or involuntarily while seeing a rotating clock hand.
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Ethics, 2004
The problem I want to discuss arises from a certain view of the relation between intentions and actions. In forming prior intentions for future actions we aim at providing guidance for those actions. We could also say that in considering what we should do at some future time (or times) and arriving at a decision, we are exercising authority over our ...
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The problem I want to discuss arises from a certain view of the relation between intentions and actions. In forming prior intentions for future actions we aim at providing guidance for those actions. We could also say that in considering what we should do at some future time (or times) and arriving at a decision, we are exercising authority over our ...
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2001
Attention is so closely bound to eye movement that saying ‘look’ is often tantamount to saying ‘pay attention’. Orienting one's visual attention often involves shifting one's gaze from one thing to another, but it can in the absence of overt eye movement, in other words, covertly. But could we also covertly orient our intentions in the same way that we
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Attention is so closely bound to eye movement that saying ‘look’ is often tantamount to saying ‘pay attention’. Orienting one's visual attention often involves shifting one's gaze from one thing to another, but it can in the absence of overt eye movement, in other words, covertly. But could we also covertly orient our intentions in the same way that we
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The primacy of the intentional
Synthese, 1984According to the thesis of the primacy of the intentional, the reference of language is to be explicated in terms of the intentionality of thought. The word “Pferd,” for example, refers to horses in so far as it is used to express thoughts that are directed upon horses.
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Intention to Test Is Intention to Treat
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2011Christoph Lange, Hans L. Rieder
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
Even though it is difficult for many to accept the fact that the human mind is able to act unconventionally on physical reality across a distance, there have already been several attempts in the scientific field to apply this mental ability. This presentation is a brief summary of the current status of the practical applications of this ability.
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Even though it is difficult for many to accept the fact that the human mind is able to act unconventionally on physical reality across a distance, there have already been several attempts in the scientific field to apply this mental ability. This presentation is a brief summary of the current status of the practical applications of this ability.
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Intention, intentional action and moral considerations
Analysis, 2004Adams, F. 1986. Intention and intentional action: the simple view. Mind and Language 1: 281–301. Adams, F. 1997. Cognitive trying. In Contemporary Action Theory, vol. 1, ed. G. Holmstron-Hintikka and R. Tuomela, 287–314. Dordrecht: Kluwer. Bratman, M. 1987. Intention, Plans, and Practical Reason. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press.
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Die Rehabilitation, 2004
What is meant by intention-to-treat? Why should data be analyzed in controlled trials in a way that all participants are included in the group to which they were randomly assigned, regardless of whether they completed the intervention given to the group? In this Tutorial, the logic of the intention-to-treat principle is outlined. It is shown that study
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What is meant by intention-to-treat? Why should data be analyzed in controlled trials in a way that all participants are included in the group to which they were randomly assigned, regardless of whether they completed the intervention given to the group? In this Tutorial, the logic of the intention-to-treat principle is outlined. It is shown that study
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