Do trainees have adequate access to computers and computer software?

Do Computers Have Personality?

We all have specific personality traits that are reflected in our behavior (or at least those we pretend or appear to have), and we often have strong opinions about the personalities of those surrounding us. But what about computers? Do computers have a personality, or can they at least model different types of personalities? Can they perceive or understand the personalities of their human users?

Do Computers Have Conscience? Implementing Artificial Morality

In this paper, we consider an interesting issue related to artificial intelligence, namely artificial morality – i.e. can we perform ethical reasoning by computers? We introduce how to apply Bayesian networks, Dempster-Shafer theory and Assumption-based Truth Maintenance Systems for moral reasoning.

Smoking and mental health: do we have adequate insight?

Spiritual dimension of mental health: do we have adequate insight?

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Humans do not have direct access to retinal

Perceived visual speed has been reported to be reduced during walking. This reduction has been attributed to a partial subtraction of walking speed from visual speed (F. H. Durgin & K. Gigone, 2007; F. H. Durgin, K. Gigone, & R. Scott, 2005). We tested whether observers still have access to the retinal flow before subtraction takes place. Observers performed a 2IFC visual speed discrimination t...