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All Thinking is ‘Wishful’ Thinking [PDF]
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2020 People often seek new information and eagerly update their beliefs. Other times they avoid information or resist revising their beliefs. What explains those different reactions? Answers to this question often frame information processing as a competition between cognition and motivation.
Kruglanski, AW, Jasko, K, Friston, K
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“To think, or not to think, that is the question”. [PDF]
Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology, 2014 Understanding and explaining the mechanisms, cognitive processes, and self-regulatory strategies that enable the acquisition and proficient execution of motor skills pose significant challenges for the evidence-based practitioner. In this article, we critically consider contemporary theoretical and research findings focused on the scientific study of ...
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Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 2018 Traditionally the laboratory diagnosis of inborn errors of metabolism largely relies on targeted hypothesis‐driven measurements of metabolites in body fluids. The hypothesis is usually based on the phenotypic characteristics of the patient, defined through deep phenotyping or phenomics.
Wevers, Ron A, Blau, Nenad
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Filozofia, 2023 The term “planetary turn” was coined in 2015 to describe a significant and ongoing shift in the relationship between humans and the Earth, which has been unfolding since the late 20th century. Despite its profound significance, this transformative process lacks a comprehensive theoretical framework, necessitating the development of a new perspective ...
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Public risk perception and emotion on Twitter during the Covid-19 pandemic
Applied Network Science, 2020 Successful navigation of the Covid-19 pandemic is predicated on public cooperation with safety measures and appropriate perception of risk, in which emotion and attention play important roles.
Joel Dyer, Blas Kolic
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Using systems thinking to design actionable futures: a nuclear weapons example
European Journal of Futures Research, 2018 It is a general observation that foresight is analogised with forecast. Yet foresight, or futures thinking, is not predictive or deterministic. The misperception appears to be based on the belief that foresight does not often result in tangible results ...
Leon D. Young
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Mr Dooyeweerd, Modal Aspects and Dynamic Evangelism
Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 2023 The present work identifies the modal aspect theory as a tool capable of evaluating an evangelistic outreach event and an example of such an outreach event is analysed using this theory.
Mark Roques Roques, Mark Yeadon
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Journal of French and Francophone PhilosophyContributor biographies for special issue Thinking with ...
Special issue Thinking with Glissant
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Thinking "Thinking Antagonsim". A Response
Etica & Politica / Ethics & Politics, 2020 This contribution replies to a set of articles by Paula Biglieri, Allan Dreyer Hansen, Vassilios Paipais, David Payne, Gloria Perelló and Dimitris Vardoulakis about the book ‘Thinking Antag-onism. Political Ontology after Laclau’ (Edinburgh University Press 2018) by Oliver Marchart. The author positions his own ontologyof the political, i.e.
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Referral for Weight Management in Early Intervention in Psychosis
BJPsych OpenAims: People with psychosis die, on average, 15–20 years earlier than the general population, with cardio-metabolic syndrome as the biggest contributor to excess mortality.
Richard Chater, Priyanka Kaushal
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