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Think drink, think drugs, think overdoses
Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 1998The police are frequently called upon to deal with people whose behaviour is disturbing the peace of other citizens. A large proportion of such people will have consumed alcohol, some will have consumed drugs and others will be suffering from mental illness.
D J, Rogers, M M, Stark
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Hastings Center Report, 2014
The lead article in this issue of the Report proposes an innovative explanation for why the subjects of medical research often seem to have great difficulty accurately gauging whether the research will be medically beneficial for them. The first commentary lauds the paper and examines its implications in greater detail; the second lauds the effort to ...
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The lead article in this issue of the Report proposes an innovative explanation for why the subjects of medical research often seem to have great difficulty accurately gauging whether the research will be medically beneficial for them. The first commentary lauds the paper and examines its implications in greater detail; the second lauds the effort to ...
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1957
Because of the many papers that teachers must grade, it sometimes develops that a problem solved incorrectly is checked quickly by the teacher as wrong, and returned to the pupil without the teacher’s having had a sufficient opportunity to know what the pupil was thinking when he did the problem.
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Because of the many papers that teachers must grade, it sometimes develops that a problem solved incorrectly is checked quickly by the teacher as wrong, and returned to the pupil without the teacher’s having had a sufficient opportunity to know what the pupil was thinking when he did the problem.
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2005
Abstract There are two distinct kinds of things we describe as being conscious or not conscious, and when we describe the two kinds of thing as being conscious we attribute two distinct properties. The term ‘conscious’ thus conceals a certain ambiguity. In one use, we speak of mental states as being conscious or not conscious.
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Abstract There are two distinct kinds of things we describe as being conscious or not conscious, and when we describe the two kinds of thing as being conscious we attribute two distinct properties. The term ‘conscious’ thus conceals a certain ambiguity. In one use, we speak of mental states as being conscious or not conscious.
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Annual Review of Psychology, 2001
▪ Abstract Reasoning processes allow the human cognitive system to go beyond the information readily available in the environment. This review focuses on the processes of human thinking, including deductive reasoning, induction, mental simulation, and analogy.
A B, Markman, D, Gentner
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▪ Abstract Reasoning processes allow the human cognitive system to go beyond the information readily available in the environment. This review focuses on the processes of human thinking, including deductive reasoning, induction, mental simulation, and analogy.
A B, Markman, D, Gentner
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Thinking about suicidal thinking
The Lancet Psychiatry, 2020Suicide has emerged as a major cause of death from non-communicable disease worldwide, leading to a burgeoning interest in its prevention. Naturally, in this context one of the focuses of research and clinical interest is the presence of suicidal thinking-a potentially identifiable and reversible precursor of suicide-with much interest lately being in ...
Allan, House, Nav, Kapur, Duleeka, Knipe
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Nurse Education Today, 2004
This paper argues that thinking is assumed within nursing education. There are strategies to promote thinking: reflective practice, critical analysis and problem solving. I suggest that by categorising thinking into such boxes there may be a danger of limiting the rich possibilities of simply 'thinking'. The writings of Heidegger (1889-1976) are cited,
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This paper argues that thinking is assumed within nursing education. There are strategies to promote thinking: reflective practice, critical analysis and problem solving. I suggest that by categorising thinking into such boxes there may be a danger of limiting the rich possibilities of simply 'thinking'. The writings of Heidegger (1889-1976) are cited,
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Thinking About Thinking Improves Thinking
2021Between 1958 and 1963 Shockley served in various capacities in the Clevite Corporation and also as a lecturer at Stanford University.
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Thinking about Thinking about “Thinking about Thinking”
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child, 2002This paper presents details of the development of recursive thought from early infancy to early childhood. During this period the child is said to face the task of developing a "representational theory of mind." In earlier writings I have suggested eight developmental stages of modeling of mind emerging from brain development. My emphasis has been that
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IEEE Symposium on Information Visualization 2003 (IEEE Cat. No.03TH8714), 2004
Visualizations help us to solve problems by finding patterns in graphical displays of data. For example, finding a pattern of highly connected components in a node link diagram can help us understand the architecture of a software system. Finding a long, red, fairly straight line on a map can show us the best way of driving between two cities.
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Visualizations help us to solve problems by finding patterns in graphical displays of data. For example, finding a pattern of highly connected components in a node link diagram can help us understand the architecture of a software system. Finding a long, red, fairly straight line on a map can show us the best way of driving between two cities.
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