Modern Biofeedback Technique is the implementation of psychosomatic interrelationship in respect to health and disease, the psychophysical principle is utilized for psychosomatic self regulation. The basic concept of biofeedback training are well considered in the Vedas, and Yoga system of Indian philosophy. The concept of biofeedback training depends on the ancient philosophical concept of min...

Throughout his work M. Heidegger develops the theme of authentic logic contrasting it with prevailing understanding character, essence and goals academic logic. He pays special attention to ontological justification logic, derivative nature truth, subject-predicate structure judgement, copula derivation rules. also focuses on status logical negation language ofsymbolic examines in detail justif...

background and objectives: philosophical mentality grant an individual the ability to think critically, analyse the situation correctly, make insightful decisions, and find appropriate solutions for the problems. evidence shows that this mental capability can also positively affect the individuals’ creativity. in the health domain, where the complexity of healthcare procedures poses challenges ...

This article gives a tutorial introduction to the ASPIC+ framework for structured argumentation. The philosophical and conceptual underpinnings of ASPIC+are discussed, the main definitions are illustrated with examples and several ways are discussed to instantiate the framework and to reconstruct other approaches as special cases of the framework. The ASPIC+ framework is based on two ideas: the...

Three philosophical positions on the nature of ethics were examined and contrasted within the context of psychological research: (a) teleology, which involves the balancing of the costs and benefits associated with an action as a means of developing general ethical rules; (b) deontology, which involves the rational adherence to rigid, universal rules that hold irrespective of the situation or c...

Despite the challenges to and changes in traditional philosophy of science, one of its primary tasks continues to be to explain if not also to justify, scientific methodologies for learning about the world. To logical empiricist philosophers (Carnap, Reichenbach) the task was to show that science proceeds by objective rules for appraising hypotheses. To that end many attempted to set out formal...