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October 20, 2026 John L. Schellenberg
Abstract Chapter 7 shifts from realism and knowledge to mind, arguing that stage-sensitive reasoning both clarifies and reshapes the problem of consciousness and undermines Colin McGinn’s influential pessimism about its ultimate tractability. It proposes a “separative” approach, according to which the traditional problem is best understood as a bundle of distinct questions, only some of which...
Journal of Comprehensive Science October 20, 2026 Putu Setiani, Agung Setiabudi, I Putu Pradiva Satriya Kirana et al.
Program pengabdian masyarakat ini mengevaluasi perubahan intensitas dan frekuensi nyeri kepala setelah pelatihan yoga dan meditasi mindfulness terstruktur pada anggota Komunitas Yoga DHSP Bali. Sebanyak 33 peserta mengikuti edukasi kesehatan, latihan pernapasan sadar, body scan, dan yoga yang dimodifikasi, disertai pendampingan selama delapan minggu. Intensitas nyeri dinilai menggunakan Numeric...
October 20, 2026 Simon Goldstein, Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini
Abstract This chapter clears the ground for subsequent discussion of consciousness and sentience in AIs by addressing two methodological issues pertaining to the study of consciousness. First, it considers whether the study of consciousness presents specially intractable metaphysical difficulties, focusing on arguments against physicalism from the possibility of phenomenal zombies and the...
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America October 20, 2026 Michael S A Graziano
This article argues that human cognition is more than the performance of functions such as memory, decision-making, and attention. The brain also builds schematic models of those cognitive functions and uses those models to monitor, predict, and partially control them. When you introspect, your understanding of who you are and what is happening inside of you is derived from those schematic,...
Acta Psychologica October 19, 2026 Javad Farshbaf-Zivari, Davoud Nodehi
People change and transform psychologically all the time. But what exactly changes? This inquiry is too vast to address. It is plausible to claim all intrapsychic changes in the human mind fall into one or a combination of these three: Cognition, Emotion, and Perception, plus in the realms of Conscious and Unconscious. Behavior is excluded because this study focuses on inner experiences rather...
Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services October 19, 2026 Suheyla Yurt, Şeyma Laloğlu, Nurgul Karakurt et al.
Purpose: Adolescence is a critical period for identity formation and social development, and social media can shape appearance perceptions and social acceptance. Social appearance anxiety may be associated with greater vulnerability to social media addiction, whereas mindful awareness may be linked to lower levels of this risk. The current study tested mindful awareness as a mediator between...
October 19, 2026 Abdulrahman Acer
This article seeks to demonstrate the theoretical and practical contribution that the Sufi tradition can make to loneliness, a phenomenon that has become increasingly widespread in the digital age and is largely coded as negative in the modern period. To this end, the phenomenon of loneliness, deepened over the last two decades by the spread of internet and social media technologies, is...
October 19, 2026 Joe Gough
Abstract This chapter considers philosophy of mind. It considers the significance of this book’s thesis for philosophy of mind. It focuses initially on the ‘mark of the mental’, the attempt to identifying the core feature of ‘mental’ phenomena, and the ‘mind–body problem’. It then aims to draw out some subtly dualistic assumptions that shape some areas of philosophy of mind, where explanations...
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) October 18, 2026 Karadağ Erdal preprint
Competitive pressure brings athletes into contact with uncertainty, intense bodily arousal, evaluative threat, and concerns about identity and purpose. This critical integrative narrative review examines whether experiences described as transcendence, situation-specific religious coping, and spiritual intelligence contribute to cognitive regulation in sport. The synthesis connects sport-focused...
Research Society and Development October 18, 2026 Giovanna Azevedo Rodrigues, Marcelo Eduardo Caixeta
Christopher Peacocke proposed that a concept is individuated by the conditions a subject must meet to possess it, bringing the philosophy of concepts closer to cognition, but he left unexplained how those conditions arise. This article aims to propose, from the standpoint of Cognitive Psychiatry, a genetic and communicational theory of conceptualization that completes Peacocke’s theory of...