at which “self” gets attached could change as an organism continues to interact with the environment in the context of an intentional goal, moving across different levels in the hierarchy at different times. Empirical data from studies exploring the link between sense of self and event-control (Jordan, 2003; Kumar and Srinivasan, under review) suggest that participant’s sense of self does vary ...

1 Department of Logic and Philosophy of Science, IAS-Research Centre for Life, Mind, and Society, University of the Basque Country, San Sebastiá n, Spain 2 Department of Informatics, Centre for Computational Neuroscience and Robotics and Centre for Research in Cognitive Science, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK 3 Ikerbasque, Basque Foundation for Science, Bilbao, Spain 4 Department of Philoso...

The biological basis of complex human social interaction and communication has been illuminated through a coming together of various methods and disciplines. Among these are comparative studies of other species, studies of disorders of social cognition and developmental psychology. The use of neuroimaging and computational models has given weight to speculations about the evolution of social be...

workplace factors such as sound must have the minimum impact on the operators of combine harvester, so that they can guide and control many functions of the combine. in this study, some factors affecting the noise generated by two combine harvesters john deere 1055 and sampo 3065 were evaluated. research factors were engine speed, gear ratios, type of operation and microphone distance. the resu...

Tim nineteenth-century artist Richard Dadd, who spent most of his working life confined in the Criminal Lunatic Asylums at Bethlem and Broadmoor, is quite well known, and ever increasingly so, to the art world; his name is less well known, perhaps, in the sphere of psychiatric history. Dadd was born at Chatham in 1817, the third son and fourth child of Robert Dadd, who owned a chemist's busines...