... and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) The irrational use of medicines can lead to detrimental health outcomes including an increase in adverse drug reactions,^{[ 6}...

... Tunggal Ika chemtrails conspiracies COVID-19 Indonesia irrational beliefs Through this article, we would like to provide a response to the last article which discusses coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is tailor-made for populist governments and actions to distribute counterfeit medical information...

... indexes are only mildly explosive, or not explosive at all. The pre-2008-financial-crisis bout of irrational rise did not seem so serious as previously thought. This is consistent with the perception of Greenspan ( 2008 ) that the financial bubble was not so large. The rest of the paper...

... of the Hamming code, the ‘row hammer effect’, the ‘Trojan horse’ of the binary system. It is discussed the issue of the use of numeral systems with irrational bases (Bergman’s system, ternary mirror-symmetric arithmetic, Fibonacci p-codes and codes of the golden p-proportions) for the design...

... karmic beliefs are driven by a shift from other-focused to self-focused attention following appeals that cue self-gains, as compared to appeals that do not. Results imply that marketers need to take into account consumers’ karmic beliefs when seeking to incentivize prosocial behavior. karma irrational...

... SUBALGEBRAS OF THE IRRATIONAL ROTATION CÃ-ALGEBRA S. WALTERS 1. Introduction à For each irrational number #18;, the irrational...

... of rationality are shown to be able to explain most uses of "rational": the "cool moment" account and a more objective account. The former is examined and modified, but still found inadequate. The objective account of rational is developed, taking "irrational" as the basic concept. "Irrational" is given...

...Michael Martin MICHAEL MARTIN DEFINING IRRATIONAL ACTION IN MEDICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC CONTEXTS ABSTRACT. In their book Culver and Gert define irrational action in the context of medicine and psychiatry. This definition is used to define other key concepts including Malady...

... an alternative and less distressing perspective. The primary purpose of cognitive techniques is to re-evaluate cognitive factors and not rid the individual of all irrational thoughts. There are different stages of re-evaluating thoughts, which begin with eliciting what the relevant thoughts are before choosing...

... a motivational approach to emotion kinds, which predicts and explains various familiar patterns of irrational behaviour better than rival theories. References Adolphs, Ralph.   2017 . How should neuroscience study emotions? By distinguishing emotion states, concepts, and experiences.   Social...

...This chapter examines how an evolutionary and cognitive perspective might shed light on the pervasiveness and popularity of irrational beliefs that make up pseudosciences. It first sets up the general theoretical framework, explaining what an evolutionary and cognitive approach entails. Second...

... +, –, and √. ⁵ Stifel begins by reviewing “the nature and species of abstract numbers [numerorum abstractorum].” From the beginning, he embeds his novel term “irrational numbers” (numerici irrationales) in an extensive discussion of music. ⁶ In Book 1...

..., and that the idea of action based on default thought explains not only delusion but many cases of behavior based on apparently irrational beliefs. The chapter considers the cognitive phenomenon of incorporation, the progression from imagination to belief as a natural way to reconstruct belief fixation...

... economics. Behavioral economists understand the financial crisis as a consequence of individual choices and cultural climates: from excessive optimism and irrational exuberance to greed and overweening self-interest. At once mirroring and refuting these explanations, the post-credit-crisis novel reveals...

... in Western culture in the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. This relationship between the crowd and democracy is critical for understanding the divisions in modern society between the rational and the irrational, because it is instrumental in the conceptualization of the twentieth-century mass...

... A Intellectual Adventure of Ancient Man irrational Needham Rodney rationality Aristotle cuneiform world episteme Geller Markham myth mythopoeic Posterior Analytics Aristotle scientific imagination Sigerist Henry Betti Arianna de Jong Willem R Gellner Ernest magic models Morton Samuel George...

... of demands for recognition in general, and proceeds by applying this to the specific case of Mad identity. It explores three features of identities that can deflate a demand for recognition of its normative force: the identity for which recognition is demanded is trivial, morally objectionable, or irrational...

... that made them “Sixties People,” different from the cold war generation. “Remember,” Tuli Kupferberg told the emerging new culture: “The first revolution (but not of course the last) is in yr own head. Dump out their irrational goals, desires, morality.” empowerment...

...; that is, should be such that they can be supported by reason. States are different in this respect from individual people. Individuals are normally allowed some areas of absolute discretion, in which they are permitted to act in a completely arbitrary or irrational manner. But in states there should be nothing...

... hopeless or absurd. On the other hand, labeling as irrational any conduct for which the explanation is not immediate, seems also a quite unsatisfactory strategy. In this essay, we show that if we keep the traditional ingredients of economic analysis and enrich these models in a few (and fairly natural...