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    The right hemisphere and the dark side of consciousness.Julian Paul Keenan,Jennifer Rubio,Connie Racioppi,Amanda Johnson &Allyson Barnacz -2005 -Cortex. Special Issue 41 (5):695-704.
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    The Role of Control in Attributing Intentional Agency to Inanimate Objects.Justin Barrett &Amanda Hankes Johnson -2003 -Journal of Cognition and Culture 3 (3):208-217.
    Previous research into the perception of agency has found that objects in twodimensional displays that move along non-inertial-looking paths are frequently attributed intentional agency, including beliefs and desires. The present experiment re-addressed this finding using a tangible, interactive, electromagnetic puzzle. The experimental manipulation was whether or not participants controlled the electromagnet that moved the marbles along unexpected trajectories. Thirty-one college undergraduates participated. Participants who lacked control over the movement of the marbles were significantly more likely to attribute agency to the (...) marbles. Participants in control of the display rarely attributed intentional agency to the marbles. Implications are discussed for the identification of agents in the real world. (shrink)
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    Drawing African Diasporic women anthropologists in dialogue: Decolonizing the canon.Amanda Walker Johnson -2023 -Anthropology of Consciousness 34 (2):389-404.
    Inspired by the use of naming and portraiture together in the Black artivism–such as that protesting the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor–this paper reflects on the use of portrait drawing as a practice of genealogy. While working on a project to raise the visibility of scholars and their works in the African Diaspora, specifically Francophone women anthropologists, I felt compelled to draw their portraits. Drawing African Diasporic women into dialogue from the archive attends to temporality, vision, and listening, (...) elements centered within anthropological practice, but also implicated in the attachment of the discipline to colonial logics, particularly of allochronism, objectification and silencing. The multisensory, embodied and slow practice of drawing alongside reading scholars' works allows for diasporic time‐travel, shifting the gaze, and constructing a decolonizing “listening genre”. (shrink)
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    (2 other versions)I think I know what you mean.Meredyth Krych-Appelbaum,Julie Banzon Law,Dayna Jones,Allyson Barnacz,Amanda Johnson &Julian Paul Keenan -2007 -Interaction Studies. Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial Systemsinteraction Studies / Social Behaviour and Communication in Biological and Artificial Systemsinteraction Studies 8 (2):267-280.
    Theory of Mind is the ability to predict and understand the mental state of another. While ToM is theorized to play a role in language, we examined whether such a mentalizing ability plays an important role in establishing shared understanding in conversation. Pairs of participants engaged in a Lego model building task in which a director instructed a builder on how to create duplicate models from a prototype that only the director could see. We manipulated whether the director could see (...) or could not see the builder’s workspace. As predicted, the Mind in the Eyes test predicted accuracy when the workspace was hidden. A high mentalizing ability was an advantage when instructing, resulting in fewer errors, but may be a disadvantage when following instructions. This research indicates that ToM plays a key role in communicating information effectively in conversation. (shrink)
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    The state of the nursing profession in the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife 2020 during COVID‐19: A Nursing Standpoint. [REVIEW]Rhonda L. Wilson,Jennifer Carryer,Jan Dewing,Silvia Rosado,Frederik Gildberg,Alison Hutton,Amanda Johnson,Marja Kaunonen &Nicolette Sheridan -2020 -Nursing Philosophy 21 (3):e12314.
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