volitional act造句

• Cartesian theory holds that mental acts determine physical acts and that volitional acts of the body must be caused by volitional acts of the mind.
• Cartesian theory holds that mental acts determine physical acts and that volitional acts of the body must be caused by volitional acts of the mind.
• It strikes me as ever more bizarre that people concern themselves not with the criminal's volitional act but with the physical description of the rock in his hand.
• Leibniz described apperception as the process in which the elementary sensory impressions pass into ( self-) consciousness, whereby individual aspirations ( striving, volitional acts ) play an essential role.
• In the 1970s, Libet was involved in research into neural activity and unconscious neuronal processes precede and potentially cause volitional acts which are retrospectively felt to be consciously motivated by the subject.
• According to this model, unconscious impulses to perform a volitional act are open to suppression by the conscious efforts of the subject ( sometimes referred to as " free won't " ).
• Using the example of volitional acts, Wundt describes possible inversion in considering cause and effect, ends and means, and explains how causal and teleological explanations can complement one another to establish a co-ordinated consideration.
• In this case, the court established that the transmission of images from Photobucket to the Kodak Gallery did " not constitute a volitional act " because it was the result of an automated process.
• While consciousness plays no part in the " instigation " of volitional acts, Libet suggested that it may still have a part to play in suppressing or withholding certain acts instigated by the unconscious.
• Wundt considered that reference to the subject ( Subjektbezug ), value assessment ( Wertbestimmung ), the existence of purpose ( Zwecksetzung ), and volitional acts ( Willenst鋞igkeit ) to be specific and fundamental categories for psychology.
• In legal terms, the Indian Immoral Traffic ( Prevention ) Act of 1956 criminalized the volitional act of " a female offering her body for promiscuous sexual intercourse for hire whether in money or in kind ".
• This idea, adds Wiltshire, reflects the assumption in the ancient thought that man influences his own environment and situation, causality is equitable, and " good volitional acts conduce pleasant situations, while bad volitional acts conduce unpleasant situations ".
• This idea, adds Wiltshire, reflects the assumption in the ancient thought that man influences his own environment and situation, causality is equitable, and " good volitional acts conduce pleasant situations, while bad volitional acts conduce unpleasant situations ".
• There is, for example, simply no basis in reason for concluding that a response to the very first question asked, by a suspect who already knows all of the rights described in the Miranda warning, is anything other than a volitional act.
• Battery requires ( 1 ) a volitional act that ( 2 ) results in a harmful or offensive contact with another person and ( 3 ) is committed for the purpose of causing a harmful or offensive contact or under circumstances that render such contact substantially certain to occur or with a reckless disregard as to whether such contact will result.