As an objective analogue to this psychological reality, Daisy catches the very real Roman fever, the malaria that was endemic to many Roman neighborhoods in the 19th century.
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In such art, reason mingles with the irrational and day-and night-dreams, to create a truer kind of psychological reality-- the world out there as seen through the mind's eye.
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These fields consider all meaningful signs as being divided into two complementary but indivisible parts, those of signifier and signified, both of which are determined by their psychological reality.
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But when such relationships come to light, parents and legal authorities frequently ignore those complicated psychological realities by assigning ironclad roles of villain and victim, Hunter and other experts said.
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But long-distance, remote-control ordnance hasn't changed the psychological reality of what it means for a young sailor to suddenly be thrust into what still is the deadly business of warfare.
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He believes socialisation creates a psychological reality for the individual to gain self, have a conscious way to process her surroundings, and learn proper ways to interact with other individuals.
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In the observer-independent sense, the amount that the computer possesses of each of these is zero . [ & ] [ T ] here is [ no ] psychological reality to them.
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Most compelling for Pinsky was that the sinners in hell are punished with the consequences of their own acts-- they choose their punishments, in a sense, which is an acute perception of psychological reality.
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Kennedy's early research ( much of it in collaboration with A . L . Wilkes ) was concerned with the " psychological reality " of linguistic competence, a preoccupation of cognitive psychologists in the 1970s.
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Berger would say that the dialectic relationship between Wikipedia and its constituents is much like the dialectics between individual and psychological reality, psychological reality and the psychological world, and the psychological world and psychological theory.
