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I control therefore I do: Judgments of agency influence action selection

Cognition, 2015
Our sense of being agents, that is of willingly controlling both our own bodies and the external environment is ubiquitous if thin. Empirical and theoretical work on this 'sense of agency' has documented motivational, cognitive and neural influences on implicit (out of awareness) and explicit (conscious) judgments of agency.
N, Karsh, B, Eitam
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The role of body awareness and judgment of agency in major depression disorder

2022
Agency, as the ability to act, is an essential component of being. However, the conceptual understanding has been undergoing much controversy in literature. While most research has focused primarily on the sensorimotor dynamics of agency, the higher-order level, the “judgment of agency” (JoA) has been barely acknowledged.
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Culture and institutional agency: difference in judgments of economic behavior and organizational responsibilities

Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 2014
AbstractThe current research tested the concept of institutional agency (IA) and its implications for laypeople's attribution patterns related to economic behaviors and organizational responsibilities. The term “institutional agency” refers to a set of lay theories about whether or not an organization can have personhood and related mental properties ...
Xiaowei Lu   +3 more
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The Role of the Economic Agencies in the Enforcement of International Judgments and Awards: A Functional Approach

International Organization, 1965
Enforcement of international decisions and awards has not enjoyed universal recognition as a problem. Judgment-enforcement, it has been contended, is separable from the general question of sanctions; since submission to adjudication and arbitration in international law is voluntary, it is argued, a state will not submit a particular dispute to third ...
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Economic Judgment: The Regional Culture Agency and the Governance of Culture Budgets

2013
Economic judgment is the professional skill of reconciling the interests of various stakeholders and institutions when determining a price for a commodity, service, or any other resource lending itself to economization. The determining of a price essentially includes two procedures, the valuation of the resource, that is, the determining of its social ...
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Judgment and Agency, by Ernest Sosa

Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2016
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Judgment and Agency

The Philosophical Review, 2017
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The Primacy of Agency Over Competence in Status Perception

Social Psychology, 2014
Antonin Carrier   +2 more
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