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Modern dual-processing theory is the idea that our minds have tracks.?
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For what theory is Einstein best-remembered for?
Albert Einstein was one of the greatest and most famous scientific minds of the 20th century. The eminent physicist is best remembered for his theories of relativity, as well as his revolutionary notion concerning the nature of light.
What is the difference between physics and mediums?
A Physic is suppose to be able to tell you the Future so to speak A Medium can feel things , can't read minds, That's what most people think any ways is they can read minds, not true. True Physics should be able to at least help you out some what
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The modern idea that our minds have a conscious and an unconscious track is known as theory.?
The modern idea that our minds have a conscious and an unconscious track is known as _____ theory B. dual-processing
Modern dual-processing theory is the idea that our minds have?
conscious and unconscious- APEX
What is modern idea that your minds have a conscious and an unconscious track is known as theory?
dual-processing.....APEX:)
How theory becomes law?
It never does - except in people's minds.
Why are creationists challenged by evolution?
Their religious ideology does not permit them to consider the genesis myths to be myths. Also they link many social problems, problems in their minds, with evolutionary theory and modern science.
What has the author Zeno Vendler written?
Zeno Vendler has written: 'Adjectives and nominalizations' -- subject(s): English language, Generative grammar 'The matter of minds' -- subject(s): Other minds (Theory of knowledge)
Why did modern science begin so suddenly in the 1500s?
So many intellectual minds were born that century.
With atheistic theory judges are on how it expresses feelings mood Ideas?
Atheism is absolutly not a theory. It also does not judge. Not too sure about mood ideas, if they pertain to atheism in this bent.
What idea did Noam Chomsky have about children's minds?
Chomsky advanced the theory that children's minds are hardwired to learn language which is why they learn it so quickly and so well. He also proposed, as part of this theory, that certain broad rules of grammar are also hardwired so that these metagrammatical rules apply to all languages (indeed, we cannot understand language without them). Chomsky's theory is accepted now by virtually everyone in the field of linguistics.
What does telepathic?
The adjective telepathic means using telepathy, or communication by thought between minds. The root word is "pathos" meaning to feel, but the modern use as "mental telepathy" is almost exclusively communication or "reading others' minds."
Why are people too dependent on technology?
Because the government is slowly using it to take over the minds of all young people. This answer is paranoid conspiracy theory.
Why does people do not fit neatly into theory x or theory y?
Human beings have minds. The problem with psychology is that everyone thinks differently to each other; they all work differently. Psychology works on the fact that we all act similarly.
