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Dictionary » P » Perceptions Perceptionsperception (Science: psychology) The conscious mental registration of a sensory stimulus. Origin: L. Percipere = to take in completely ![]()
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Results from our forumstudy and listen to the music at the same time... that 'relates' to a piece of work I am writing. Others, need almost complete silence. For ethnomusicologists, it questions our definitions and perceptions to what music is and its social functions. As someone pointed out earlier, the mozart effect is an interesting area of research.
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Was the doctor's decision ethical? Why?There is a penchant to talk about ethics as if it was something with a permanent value. It is NOT. Everything depends on circumstances and our perceptions and interpretations of right and wrong of any situation. When what we believe to be ethical interferes with our survival due to circumstance ...
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Darwin and Racism... our genetic lineage - and provides evidence that we have indeed evolved to our current state. Furthmore biology (not evolution) has shown that our perceptions of spirit, supernatural, morality, conscience, etc can all be altered by changing chemical balances. I'm not saying that we're all hopeless ...
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Re: Species vs Race?... unwashed. I'm not one who gripes about "ivory tower" mentalities. I've spent most of my effort in arguments defending against those perceptions. But where is the perspective here? I challenge anyone to ask the next twenty people "on the street" what would happen if a Sparrow ...
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God vs Evolution... is so deprived of validity. I say, "No,... that statement is a clear statement of its own limits." Clarity and definition are human perceptions marked by human expressions, all the while knowing their containment in a larger system of indeterminate other forms. Robert Kernodle the ...
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