- An
epiphenomenon (plural:
epiphenomena) is a
secondary phenomenon that
occurs alongside or in
parallel to a
primary phenomenon. The word has two senses:...
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explanations of behavior.
According to him,
thinking and
feeling are not
epiphenomena nor have they any
other special status; they are just more
behavior to...
- have
hypothesized the
continuance of
disordered eating patterns may be
epiphenomena of starvation. The
results of the
Minnesota Starvation Experiment showed...
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physical truths, a
totality or that's-all
truth (to rule out non-physical
epiphenomena, and
enforce the
closure of the
physical world), and some
primitive indexical...
- one or more
mental states and
their properties are the by-products (or
epiphenomena) of the
states of a
closed physical system, and are not
causally reducible...
- then
dominant behaviourist tradition in
which emotions were
considered epiphenomena.
Frijda developed a
multifocal theory of
emotions with the
concept of...
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addition to the
neuroplasticity effects,
these compounds can have
other epiphenomena including sedation, dissociation, and hallucinations.
Several psychoplastogens...
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existing objects",
rather than a
single substance of
which objects are mere
epiphenomena.
Philosopher Peter Wolfendale has a book-length
criticism of object-oriented...
- in the room that
could understand Chinese.
Other minds reply and the
epiphenomena reply:
Several people have
noted that Searle's
argument is just a version...
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third variables into a
regression equation. Such
statistical changes are
epiphenomena which sometimes accompany mediation but, in general, fail to capture...
