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- Wereldbeschouwelijk denken als filosofisch probleem.GoossenAlbertus van der Wal -1968 - Den Haag: Kruseman.No categories
- Recht met reden: verzamelde opstellen.GoossenAlbertus van der Wal &Renâe Foquâe -2003 - [Alphen aan de Rijn]: Kluwer Academic Publishers. Edited by René Foqué.
- Een doorwrochte maar niet doeltreffende bijdrage aan het debat over de wilsvrijheid.Koo van der Wal -2011 -Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 103 (3):220-222.No categoriesExport citation
Bookmark - Zoektocht naar de wortels van het milieuprobleem: een filosofisch verhaal.Koo van der Wal -2023 - 's-Hertogenbosch: Gompel & Svacina.Het milieuprobleem is inmiddels tot een van de ernstigste bedreigingen van de moderne samenleving uitgegroeid. Toch lukt het maar moeilijk om een effectief milieubeleid van de grond te krijgen. De reden daarvan, zo is de stelling van dit boek, is dat de milieucrisis met de inrichting van het sociale bestel als zodanig samenhangt. Het brengt met andere woorden algemene kenmerken van dat systeem tot uitdrukking. Te noemen zijn dan onder meer de mateloosheid van de moderne cultuur (sneller, meer, groei), de (...) kijk op de natuur als vooral een inventaris van grondstoffen, een uiterlijk welzijnsbegrip en een losgeslagen economie. De conclusie is dan dat binnen het bestek van zo'n cultuur de transitie naar een duurzame samenleving een uitzichtloze zaak is. Maar dat daarvoor de overgang naar een ander type maatschappij nodig is. Het boek geeft daarvoor een aantal voorzetten."--Page 4 of cover. (shrink)
- De zorg om de lateren, een oud thema in een nieuw gewaad.G. A. Van der Wal -1989 -Wijsgerig Perspectief 90:158-164.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Over symbolen en symbolisch denken: inleiding.Koo van der Wal -2008 -Wijsgerig Perspectief 48 (2):4-14.No categories
- De verzaking der objectiviteit. van der Wal &Libbe Gerrit -1952 - Groningen: J. B. Wolters.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Filosofie en spiritualiteit: Hernieuwde aandacht voor een oorspronkelijke betrekking.Koo van der Wal -2002 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 64 (1):3-25.Otto Duintjer is one of the philosophers who have anew put the theme of spirituality on the philosophical agenda. Indeed, philosophy understood as striving for wisdom has had a spiritual dimension from the outset. But in modern time that dimension has eclipsed ever more, especially in academic philosophy. An important reason is that philosophy has adapted itself to a model of science, for which a 'disinterested' and 'neutral' attitude of the knowing subject and a hypothetical form of thinking are charasteristic. (...) In the logic of this type of science, and hence of a corresponding philosophy, existential and metaphysical questions and the theme of transcendence, which are essential for spirituality, fundamentally have no place. An important line of modern thinking, of which Kant and Wittgenstein are leading representatives and that Duintjer also takes as his starting-point, acknowledges the significance of these questions. But it also thinks that they can only be handled in a negative and indirect way. At the basis of that is an epistemological conception that understands knowledge exclusively as fully explicit knowledge. But if knowledge can also comprise all sorts of partially explicated or 'tacit' knowledge, as twentieth century philosophy has come to think, perspectives are opened for forms of spiritual knowledge that are not solely dependent on negative or indirect ways of reaching them. (shrink)No categories
- Re-articulating Key Categories of Social, Ethical and Political Thinking : A Response to Kunneman.Koo Van Der Wal -2016 -Foundations of Science 21 (2):445-447.In his very interesting paper Harry Kunneman argues for an alternative view on voluntary work which not so much stresses the economic aspect but primarily its existentially meaningful aspect. To underpin this, Kunneman makes use of a broad range of hermeneutical, social-philosophical, complexity theoretical, biological and other ideas. This multipolar structure of the article might also prove to be its very weakness, because the rich train of thought remains highly abstract. This could be overcome by using examples and casuistry to (...) elucidate and specify the many distinctions in the article. (shrink)
- De taaltheorie van Johannes Kinker.M. J. Van der Wal -1977 - Leiden: Vakgroep Nederlandse Taal- & Letterkunde.No categories
- Future Business and Government Leaders of Asia: How Do They Differ and What Makes Them Tick?Zeger van der Wal -2017 -Journal of Business Ethics 142 (3):603-616.How do work motivations and sector perceptions differ between graduate students at prestigious Business Schools and Public Policy in Asia? Where do Asia’s future business and government leaders want to work, and why? To answer these questions, we compare Asian Master of Business Administration students with Master of Public Policy and Master of Public Administration students from three leading Schools based in Singapore through a survey study and a series of seven focus groups. Our findings indicate that work motivations, sector (...) perceptions, and career preferences differ between both groups but slightly less so than between their Western counterparts. Moreover, future Asian leaders equally value being successful while many view government as bureaucratic and prone to cronyism regardless of degree program and employment preference. We discuss how our findings may advance a more robust management and leadership research agenda for Asia. (shrink)
- Google Scholar: the democratization of citation analysis.Anne-Wil K. Harzing &Ron van der Wal -2008 -Ethics in Science and Environmental Politics 8 (1):61-73.
- Balans Van de twintigste-eeuwse wijsbegeerte. Of: Wat hebben wij in de vorige eeuw op filosofisch gebied geleerd?Koo van der Wal -2001 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 63 (4):661-683.Looking back at the twentieth century the question is what we have 'learned' in the field of philosophy in that century. In the case of philosophy 'learning' is understood as getting a more adequate insight into the frameworks in terms of which we spell our experience, in particular as getting an eye for aspects of it that were overlooked or insufficiently noticed in the philosophy of earlier periods. In that connection four themes are discussed: 1. subjectivity and inwardness, i.e. the (...) issue of the special mode of being of the subject ; 2. intersubjectivity and connectedness, i.e. the 'discovery' that by the relation between subjects a very special dimension of reality is indicated that cannot be adequately characterized in terms of the subject-object relationship ; 3. mediation, the issue that meanings are always context and tradition bound, that subjectivity, mind, etc., manifest themselves only as 'incarnated', mediated by nature ; and 4. the evolution from a uniform to a manifold concept of rationality and experience. (shrink)
- The Ethical Management of the Noncompliant Patient.Alister Browne,Brent Dickson &Rena van der Wal -2003 -Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 12 (3):289-299.It is a rare patient who always does everything healthcare providers advise. Sometimes no harm comes from this; sometimes good does. But occasionally, great harm comes from not listening, as when it results in patients returning time and again for costly and invasive treatments of, say, infections, valve replacements, pressure ulcers, and so forth. No class of patients arouses more anger and resentment in healthcare providers, who often put out a call to invoke some version of the three strikes rule (...) and refuse care. And if the patients are also unemployed substance abusers who live in a local park, impolite or dangerous to staff, disruptive to other patients, and have intimidating visitors, the call to say “No” is louder. Can care ever be refused? If so, when? These are the questions we take up in this article. The answers we provide were developed as part of a Paraplegics and Quadriplegics with Pressure Ulcers Project carried out at Vancouver Hospital and Health Sciences Centre. Following an established usage, we refer to patients who exhibit a cluster of the above characteristics, the dominant one of which is a reluctance to heed medical advice, as “noncompliant patients.” This term is offensive to some, but the politically correct lexicon does not provide any alternative which is as short and clear or substantially different. We use the term as a convenient way of referring to a familiar class of patients and without any imputation of blame. (shrink)
- Grotius, Aquinas and Hobbes Grotian natural law between lex aeterna and natural rights.G. A. Van Der Wal &B. P. Vermeulen -1995 -Grotiana 16 (1):55-83.
- Spinoza and the idea of reason of state.G. A. van der Wal -2015 - In Andre Santos Campos,Spinoza: Basic Concepts. Burlington, VT, USA: Imprint Academic.Export citation Bookmark
- Subordinate clauses and exclusive focus in Makhuwa.Jenneke van der Wal -2014 - In Rik van Gijn, Jeremy Hammond, Dejan Matić, Saskia van Putten & Ana Vilacy Galucio,Information structure and reference tracking in complex sentences. Philadelphia: John Benjamins.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Vragen naar zin. Beschouwingen over zingevingsproblematiek.G. van der Wal &F. Jacobs -1994 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 56 (1):163-164.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- A protocol for consultation of another physician in cases of euthanasia and assisted suicide.Bregje D. Onwuteaka-Philipsen &Gerrit van der Wal -2001 -Journal of Medical Ethics 27 (5):331-337.Objective—Consultation of another physician is an important method of review of the practice of euthanasia. For the project “support and consultation in euthanasia in Amsterdam” which is aimed at professionalising consultation, a protocol for consultation was developed to support the general practitioners who were going to work as consultants and to ensure uniformity. Participants—Ten experts (including general practitioners who were experienced in euthanasia and consultation, a psychiatrist, a social geriatrician, a professor in health law and a public prosecutor) and the (...) general practitioners who were going to use the protocol. Evidence—There is limited literature on consultation: discursive articles and empirical studies describing the practice of euthanasia. Consensus—An initial draft on the basis of the literature was commented on by the experts and general practitioners in two rounds. Finally, the protocol was amended after it had been used during the training of consultants. Conclusions—The protocol differentiates between steps that are necessary in a consultation and steps that are recommended. Guidelines about four important aspects of consultation were given: independence, expertise, tasks and judgment of the consultant. In 97% of 109 consultations in which the protocol was used the consultant considered the protocol to be useful to a greater or lesser extent. Although this protocol was developed locally, it also employs universal principles. Therefore it can be of use in the development of consultation elsewhere. (shrink)
- Assessment of physician-assisted death by members of the public prosecution in The Netherlands.J. M. Cuperus-Bosma,G. van der Wal,C. W. Looman &P. J. van der Maas -1999 -Journal of Medical Ethics 25 (1):8-15.OBJECTIVES: To identify the factors that influence the assessment of reported cases of physician-assisted death by members of the public prosecution. DESIGN/SETTING: At the beginning of 1996, during verbal interviews, 12 short case-descriptions were presented to a representative group of 47 members of the public prosecution in the Netherlands. RESULTS: Assessment varied considerably between respondents. Some respondents made more "lenient" assessments than others. Characteristics of the respondents, such as function, personal-life philosophy and age, were not related to the assessment. Case (...) characteristics, i.e. the presence of an explicit request, life expectancy and the type of suffering, strongly influenced the assessment. Of these characteristics, the presence or absence of an explicit request was the most important determinant of the decision whether or not to hold an inquest. CONCLUSIONS: Although the presence of an explicit request, life expectancy and the type of suffering each influenced the assessment, each individual assessment was dependent on the assessor. The resulting danger of legal inequality and legal uncertainty, particularly in complicated cases, should be kept to a minimum by the introduction of some form of protocol and consultation in doubtful or boundary cases. The notification procedure already promotes a certain degree of uniformity in the prosecution policy. (shrink)
- It takes more to forgive: The role of executive control.Johan C. Karremans &Reine C. van der Wal -2013 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 36 (1):25-25.The target article's evolutionary approach provides an excellent framework for understanding when and why people retaliate or forgive. We argue that recent findings on the basic processes in forgiveness can further refine the authors' proposed model. Specifically, the lack of executive control may restrict the explanatory power of relationship value and exploitation risk.
- Geloof, hoop en liefde: christelijke of algemeen menselijke deugden?Koo van der Wal -2014 -Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 106 (2):145-149.Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community.No categories
- Opvattingen over het geweten: een ideeënhistorische schets.G. A. Van der Wal -1986 -Wijsgerig Perspectief 7:175-181.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- The Kantian mentalism of Johannes Kinker.M. J. van der Wal -1985 -Topoi 4 (2):151-153.
- Unrequested termination of life: Is it permissible?Gerrit van der Wal -1993 -Bioethics 7 (4):330-339.
- Autism in Action: Reduced Bodily Connectedness during Social Interactions?C. E. Peper,Sija J. van der Wal &Sander Begeer -2016 -Frontiers in Psychology 7.
- fl-IRT-ing with Psychometrics to Improve NLP Bias Measurement.Dominik Bachmann,Oskar van der Wal,Edita Chvojka,Willem H. Zuidema,Leendert van Maanen &Katrin Schulz -2024 -Minds and Machines 34 (4):1-34.To prevent ordinary people from being harmed by natural language processing (NLP) technology, finding ways to measure the extent to which a language model is biased (e.g., regarding gender) has become an active area of research. One popular class of NLP bias measures are bias benchmark datasets—collections of test items that are meant to assess a language model’s preference for stereotypical versus non-stereotypical language. In this paper, we argue that such bias benchmarks should be assessed with models from the psychometric (...) framework of item response theory (IRT). Specifically, we tie an introduction to basic IRT concepts and models with a discussion of how they could be relevant to the evaluation, interpretation and improvement of bias benchmark datasets. Regarding evaluation, IRT provides us with methodological tools for assessing the quality of both individual test items (e.g., the extent to which an item can differentiate highly biased from less biased language models) as well as benchmarks as a whole (e.g., the extent to which the benchmark allows us to assess not only severe but also subtle levels of model bias). Through such diagnostic tools, the quality of benchmark datasets could be improved, for example by deleting or reworking poorly performing items. Finally, in regards to interpretation, we argue that IRT models’ estimates for language model bias are conceptually superior to traditional accuracy-based evaluation metrics, as the former take into account more information than just whether or not a language model provided a biased response. (shrink)
- Business and Government Ethics in the “New” and “Old” EU: An Empirical Account of Public–Private Value Congruence in Slovenia and the Netherlands.Dejan Jelovac,Zeger van der Wal &Ana Jelovac -2011 -Journal of Business Ethics 103 (1):127-141.This study reports on the hierarchy of organizational values in public and private sector organizations in Slovenia and the Netherlands. We surveyed 400 managers in Slovenia and 382 in the Netherlands using an identical questionnaire on the importance of a selection of values in everyday decision making. In Slovenia, impartiality, incorruptibility, and transparency were rated significantly higher in the public sector, while profitability, obedience, and reliability were rated more important in business organizations. In contrast, in the Netherlands, 11 values differed (...) significantly between the sectors. Thus, a greater value congruence exists between the sectors in Slovenia than in the Netherlands, with a larger “common core” of values in Slovenia (14) compared with the Netherlands (9), just as we hypothesized. Historical and cultural developments, such as the communist rule in Slovenia and the different influences of the Protestant work ethic in both countries, led to more similarities between business and government organizations in the “new” EU member state, Slovenia. (shrink)
- Consultation and Discussion with Other Physicians in Cases of Requests for Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide Refused by Family Physicians.Bregje D. Onwuteaka-Philipsen,Gerrit van der Wal &Lode Wigersma -2000 -Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 9 (3):381-390.In the Netherlands, in 1995 approximately 9700 people explicitly requested euthanasia or assisted suicide, and EAS was performed approximately 3600 times. The most important reasons for not performing EAS when requested by a patient were that the patient died before EAS was performed, or that the physician refused the request.
- Legal physician-assisted dying in Oregon and the Netherlands: evidence concerning the impact on patients in "vulnerable" groups.M. P. Battin,A. van der Heide,L. Ganzini,G. van der Wal &B. D. Onwuteaka-Philipsen -2007 -Journal of Medical Ethics 33 (10):591-597.Background: Debates over legalisation of physician-assisted suicide or euthanasia often warn of a “slippery slope”, predicting abuse of people in vulnerable groups. To assess this concern, the authors examined data from Oregon and the Netherlands, the two principal jurisdictions in which physician-assisted dying is legal and data have been collected over a substantial period.Methods: The data from Oregon comprised all annual and cumulative Department of Human Services reports 1998–2006 and three independent studies; the data from the Netherlands comprised all four (...) government-commissioned nationwide studies of end-of-life decision making and specialised studies. Evidence of any disproportionate impact on 10 groups of potentially vulnerable patients was sought.Results: Rates of assisted dying in Oregon and in the Netherlands showed no evidence of heightened risk for the elderly, women, the uninsured , people with low educational status, the poor, the physically disabled or chronically ill, minors, people with psychiatric illnesses including depression, or racial or ethnic minorities, compared with background populations. The only group with a heightened risk was people with AIDS. While extralegal cases were not the focus of this study, none have been uncovered in Oregon; among extralegal cases in the Netherlands, there was no evidence of higher rates in vulnerable groups.Conclusions: Where assisted dying is already legal, there is no current evidence for the claim that legalised PAS or euthanasia will have disproportionate impact on patients in vulnerable groups. Those who received physician-assisted dying in the jurisdictions studied appeared to enjoy comparative social, economic, educational, professional and other privileges. (shrink)
- (1 other version)Assessment model for the justification of intrusive lifestyle interventions: literature study, reasoning and empirical testing.Michiel Wesseling,Lode Wigersma &Gerrit van der Wal -forthcoming -Most Recent Articles: Bmc Medical Ethics.In many countries health insurers, employers and especially governments are increasingly using pressure and coercion to enhance healthier lifestyles. For example by ever higher taxes on cigarettes and alcoholi..No categories
- Dealing with requests for euthanasia: a qualitative study investigating the experience of general practitioners.J.-J. Georges,B. D. Onwuteaka-Philipsen &G. van der Wal -2008 -Journal of Medical Ethics 34 (3):150-155.Background: Caring for terminally ill patients is a meaningful task, however the patient’s suffering can be a considerable burden and cause of frustration.Objectives: The aim of this study is to describe the experiences of general practitioners in The Netherlands in dealing with a request for euthanasia from a terminally ill patient.Methods: The data, collected through in-depth interviews, were analysed according to the constant comparative method.Results: Having to face a request for euthanasia when attempting to relieve a patient’s suffering was described (...) as a very demanding experience that GPs generally would like to avoid. Nearly half of the GPs strive to avoid euthanasia or physician assisted suicide because it was against their own personal values or because it was emotional burdening to be confronted with this issue. They explained that by being directed on promoting a peaceful dying process, or the quality of end-of-life of a patient by caring and supporting the patient and the relatives it was mainly possible to shorten patient’s suffering without “intentionally hastening a patient’s death on his request”. The other GPs explained that as sometimes the suffering of a patient could not be lessened they were open to consider a patient’s request for euthanasia or physician assisted suicide. They underlined the importance of a careful decision-making process, based on finding a balance between the necessity to shorten the patient’s suffering through euthanasia and their personal values.Conclusion: Dealing with requests for euthanasia is very challenging for GPs, although they feel committed to alleviate a patient’s suffering and to promote a peaceful death. (shrink)
- Leadership and Workplace Aggression: A Meta-analysis.Wenrui Cao,Peikai Li,Reine C. Van der Wal &Toon W. Taris -forthcoming -Journal of Business Ethics:1-21.Workplace aggression has been established as a prevalent and detrimental issue in organizations. While numerous studies have documented the important role of leaders in inhibiting or accelerating workplace aggression, a systematic overview of the associations between different leadership styles and workplace aggression as well as its boundary conditions is still lacking. This study reports a meta-analysis investigating the associations between leadership and workplace aggression. Drawing on data from 165 samples, our results revealed that change-oriented, relational-oriented, and values-based and moral leadership (...) were associated with reduced workplace aggression. In contrast, passive and destructive leadership were associated with increased workplace aggression. Importantly, relative weights analyses revealed that ethical leadership was most strongly negatively associated with workplace aggression. Additionally, moderation analyses revealed that the associations between leadership and workplace aggression were, in some cases, moderated by power distance and rating sources, but independent of measurement time lag. Overall, the findings of this meta-analysis highlight the important associations between leadership and workplace aggression. Implications for future research and policy recommendations aiming to reduce workplace aggression are discussed. (shrink)
- Aristoteles. Zijn betekenis voor de wereld van nu.J. van Rijen,W. Klever,G. van der Wal,B. Delfgaauw &F. Vleeskens -1982 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 44 (2):354-355.No categoriesExport citation Bookmark
- Bringing Together Species Observations: A Case Story of Sweden’s Biodiversity Informatics Infrastructures.Jesse D. Peterson,Dick Kasperowski &René van der Wal -2023 -Minerva 61 (2):265-289.Biodiversity informatics produces global biodiversity knowledge through the collection and analysis of biodiversity data using informatics techniques. To do so, biodiversity informatics relies upon data accrual, standardization, transferability, openness, and “invisible” infrastructure. What biodiversity informatics mean to society, however, cannot be adequately understood without recognizing what organizes biodiversity data. Using insights from science and technology studies, we story the organizing “visions” behind the growth of biodiversity informatics infrastructures in Sweden—an early adopter of digital technologies and significant contributor to global biodiversity (...) data—through interviews, scientific literature, governmental reports and popular publications. This case story discloses the organizational formation of Swedish biodiversity informatics infrastructures from the 1970s to the present day, illustrating how situated perspectives or “visions” shaped the philosophies, directions and infrastructures of its biodiversity informatics communities. Specifically, visions related to scientific progress and species loss, their institutionalization, and the need to negotiate external interests from governmental organizations led to unequal development across multiple infrastructures that contribute differently to biodiversity knowledge. We argue that such difference highlights that the social and organizational hurdles for combining biodiversity data are just as significant as the technological challenges and that the seemingly inconsequential organizational aspects of its infrastructure shape what biodiversity data can be brought together, modelled and visualised. (shrink)
- De verlichting: inleidende beschouwing.Koo van der Wal -2006 -Wijsgerig Perspectief 46 (2):6-15.No categories
- Legum Iustiniani Imperatoris Vocabularium.N. Van der Wal -1980 -Byzantinische Zeitschrift 73 (1).No categories
- Wat is er met de ethiek gebeurd?K. Van der Wal &W. Sanderse -2008 -Tijdschrift Voor Filosofie 70 (3):618.Export citation Bookmark
- Koo van der Wal (2011). Nieuwe Vensters op de Werkelijkheid. Zoetermeer: Klement, 447 pp., 24,95 €. [REVIEW]van Martin Hees -2013 -Algemeen Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Wijsbegeerte 105 (4):265-269.Amsterdam University Press is a leading publisher of academic books, journals and textbooks in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our aim is to make current research available to scholars, students, innovators, and the general public. AUP stands for scholarly excellence, global presence, and engagement with the international academic community.No categories
- Koo van der Wal, Wat is er met de ethiek gebeurd? Over ethisch denken onder laatmoderne omstandigheden.Jonathan Soeharno -2009 -Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy 38 (1):78-80.No categories
- Koo van der Wal, Zoektocht naar de wortels van het milieuprobleem De zorg voor de aarde in perspectief.Jacques de Visscher -2023 -de Uil Van Minerva 36 (4).No categories
- N. Van Der Wal, J. H. A. Lokin: Historiae iuris graeco-romani delineatio: Les sources du droit byzantin de 300 à 1453. Pp. vi+139; 9 plates. Groningen: E. Forsten, 1985. Paper, fl. 42.50. [REVIEW]N. G. Wilson -1987 -The Classical Review 37 (1):106-106.
- Maarten Coolen & Koo van der Wal , Het eigen gewicht van de dingen. Milieufilosofische opstellen. Budel 2002: Damon. 220 pagina’s. ISBN 9055733547. [REVIEW]S. Griffioen -2004 -Philosophia Reformata 69 (1):97-98.No categories
- Festschrift Calder (S.) Heilen, (R.) Kirstein, (R.) Scott Smith, (S.M.) Trzaskoma, (R.L.) Van der Wal, (M.) Vorwerk (edd.) In Pursuit of Wissenschaft. Festschrift für William M. Calder III zum 75. Geburtstag. (Spudasmata 119.) Pp. xiv + 508, ills. Hildesheim, Zurich and New York: Georg Olms Verlag, 2008. Cased, €78. ISBN: 978-3-487-13632-. [REVIEW]Malcolm Davies -2009 -The Classical Review 59 (2):617-.
- De roeping van den staat, inzonderheid ten opzichte der coöperatieve productie..JohannesAlbertus Rubenkoning -1896 - Leiden,: E. Ijdo.
- Imposing Duties and Original Appropriation.Bas van der Vossen -2015 -Journal of Political Philosophy 23 (1):64-85.
- Natuur en cultuur: beschouwingen op het raakvlak van antropologie en filosofie : liber amicorum voor Ton Lemaire.Ton Lemaire,Raymond Corbey &Paul van der Grijp -1990Kritische bijdragen over ideologisch gekleurde vormen van westerse culturele antropologie.No categories
- The ventral stream offers more affordance and the dorsal stream more memory than believed.Albert Postma,Rob van der Lubbe &Sander Zuidhoek -2001 -Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):115-116.Opposed to Norman's proposal, processing of affordance is likely to occur not solely in the dorsal stream but also in the ventral stream. Moreover, the dorsal stream might do more than just serve an important role in motor actions. It supports egocentric location coding as well. As such, it would possess a form of representational memory, contrary to Norman's proposal.
- The sense of agency during skill learning in individuals and dyads.Robrecht Prd van der Wel,Natalie Sebanz &Guenther Knoblich -2012 -Consciousness and Cognition 21 (3):1267-1279.The sense of agency has received much attention in the context of individual action but not in the context of joint action. We investigated how the sense of agency developed during individual and dyadic performance while people learned a haptic coordination task. The sense of agency increased with better performance in all groups. Individuals and dyads showed a differential sense of agency after initial task learning, with dyads showing a minimal increase. The sense of agency depended on the context in (...) which the task was first learnt, as transfer from joint to individual performance resulted in an illusory boost in the sense of agency. Whereas the quality of performance related to the sense of agency, the generated forces to achieve the task did not. Our findings are consistent with a predictive model account at the perceptual level, such that the sense of agency relies most strongly on sharable perceptual information. (shrink)
- The Best of Both Worlds: The Role of Career Adaptability and Career Competencies in Students’ Well-Being and Performance.Jos Akkermans,Kristina Paradniké,Beatrice I. J. M. Van der Heijden &Ans De Vos -2018 -Frontiers in Psychology 9.
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