Psychological Explanation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Psychology |
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actions analysis answer appear apply argue argument ascriptions attempt behavior causal cause certain characteristic claim clear compatible concept consider considerations constructs contingent corresponding count course determine discussion distinction distinguish effect employed entities evident example exhibit existence expectations fact follows functional functionally equivalent given hand Hence hold identity implicate important inference intentions involved kind language latter learning least linguistic logical connection machine maintained materialism means mechanisms mental mental events mind motives nature necessary neurological noted notion objects observed operations organism pain particular perception performance person philosophical physical played possible precisely predicates present presumably principle problem processes produce psychological explanation question reason recognize reference relation relevant scientific seems sense sentence similar simply simulation sort specified speech statements successful suggestion suppose talk theoretical theory things tion true truth understand