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... person who experiences the mental event does typically have a location , and this leads to the question of why the event is not located where the person is located . A defender of the nonspatiality criterion would argue that such ...
... person who experiences the mental event does typically have a location , and this leads to the question of why the event is not located where the person is located . A defender of the nonspatiality criterion would argue that such ...
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... person , as he goes through life , changes in many ways ; but he remains the person that he was . He is that person who was born on a certain day , that person who graduated 23rd in a particu- lar high school class , who married on a ...
... person , as he goes through life , changes in many ways ; but he remains the person that he was . He is that person who was born on a certain day , that person who graduated 23rd in a particu- lar high school class , who married on a ...
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... person is successful at a task and attributes that success to ability , that person is likely to approach new achievement situations in the future . Similarly , if the success was attributed to an in- tense effort , future achievement ...
... person is successful at a task and attributes that success to ability , that person is likely to approach new achievement situations in the future . Similarly , if the success was attributed to an in- tense effort , future achievement ...
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