J M Guerrero, R Martínez-Tomás, M Rincón, H Peraita
Diagnosis of Cognitive Impairment Compatible with Early Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease. A Bayesian Network Model based on the Analysis of Oral Definitions of Semantic Categories
Methods of information in medicine
issues cognitive representation control action broached perspective action identification theory theory holds action identified many ways ranging lowlevel identities specify action performed highlevel identities signify effect action performed level identification likely adopted actor said dictated processes reflecting tradeoff concerns comprehen sive action understanding effective action maintenance means actor always sensitive contextual cues higher levels identification moves lower levels ofidentification action proves difficult maintain higher level identities mind respective pro cesses documented empirically coordinated interplay promoting level prepotent identification matches upper limits actors capacity perform action im plications analysis developed action stability psychology performance impair ment personal versus situational causation behavioral bases selfunderstanding people always seem something also seem seemingly unbounded constructions behavior philos quite adept identifying less ophers long noted segment behavior con clear two observations relate one another sciously identified many different ways anscombe 1957 theory action identification vallacher wegner 1985 weg austin 1961 danto 1963 goldman 1970 ryie 1949 witt ner vallacher 1986 explicitly concerned issue genstein 1953 something simple meeting someone heart theory three interacting processes spec instance could recognized anyone even mildly ify causal interdependence people active mental life social exchanging pleasantries think delineation learning someone new revealing ones personality processes hope reveal action constrains ones identi even uttering words representations action fication action turn action identification exerts admit considerable variability seem subject notewor selecting guiding force subsequent action proposed thy change moment moment behavior seems follow causal interdependence action action identifica constrained path often exhibiting press toward coin tion proves useful understanding host issues human pletion face situational forces biological needs psychology center mental control action reinforcement contingencies thus interesting cognitive issues thus discussed detail attention given representations may right considered case points contact analysis prior con many operate independently causal mechanisms ceptualizations begin reviewing background promoting overt action principles theory