Intention (Latest Articles)

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Thinking as the control of imagination: a conceptual framework for goal-directed systems.

2 Apr 2009 This paper offers a conceptual framework which (re)integrates goal-directed control, motivational processes, and executive functions, and suggests a developmental pathway from situated action to higher level cognition. We first illustrate a basic ...
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Early intention understandings that are common to primates predict children's later theory of mind.

Apr 2009 Intention understanding emerges early in human development, manifest in deep and robust fashions even in infants. Overlapping intention understandings, encompassing agents as intentional actors and experiencers, are evident in nonhuman primates in ...
rec_pub_19345573-early-intention-understandings-common-primates-predict-children-s.htm

Fertility intentions and reproductive health care needs of people living with HIV in Cape Town, South Africa: implications for integrating reproductive health and HIV care services.

Apr 2009 Tailoring sexual and reproductive health services to meet the needs of people living with the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) is a growing concern but there are few insights into these issues where HIV is most prevalent. This cross-sectional ...
rec_pub_19343492-fertility-intentions-reproductive-health-care-needs-people-living-hiv.htm

I'll know what you're like when i see how you feel: how and when affective displays influence behavior-based impressions.

31 Mar 2009 Accumulating evidence suggests that targets' displays of emotion shape perceivers' impression of those targets. Prior research has highlighted generalization effects, such as an angry display prompting an impression of hostility. In two studies, we ...
rec_pub_19368697-i-ll-know-re-like-feel-affective-displays-influence-behavior-based.htm

Action control according to TEC (theory of event coding).

30 Mar 2009 The theory of event coding (TEC) is a general framework explaining how perceived and produced events (stimuli and responses) are cognitively represented and how their representations interact to generate perception and action. This article discusses ...
rec_pub_19337749-action-control-according-tec-theory-event-coding.htm

Legal bans on pro-suicide web sites: an early retrospective from Australia.

30 Mar 2009 There are worldwide concerns that pro-suicide web sites may trigger suicidal behaviors among vulnerable individuals. In 2006, Australia became the first country to criminalize such sites, sparking heated debate. Concerns were expressed that the law ...
rec_pub_19527159-legal-bans-pro-suicide-web-sites-early-retrospective-australia.htm

The impact of evidence-based practice implementation and fidelity monitoring on staff turnover: evidence for a protective effect.

30 Mar 2009 Staff retention is an ongoing challenge in mental health and community-based service organizations. Little is known about the impact of evidence-based practice implementation on the mental health and social service workforce. The present study ...
rec_pub_19309186-the-impact-evidence-based-practice-implementation-fidelity-monitoring.htm

A little uncertainty goes a long way: state and trait differences in uncertainty interact to increase information seeking but also increase worry.

30 Mar 2009 This study examines the effect of an interaction between intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and situational uncertainty (SU) on worry due to uncertainty and on information seeking. Health providers may benefit from knowing when communicating uncertain ...
rec_pub_19415555-a-little-uncertainty-goes-long-way-state-trait-differences.htm

Extending the purview of the risk perception attitude framework: findings from HIV/AIDS prevention research in Malawi.

30 Mar 2009 The risk perception attitude (RPA) framework posits that efficacy beliefs moderate the relationship between risk perception and health outcomes. To extend the purview of the theory, this central hypothesis was tested in the context of ...
rec_pub_19415553-extending-purview-risk-perception-attitude-framework-findings-hiv.htm

Young adults' responses to news about sunscreen and skin cancer: the role of framing and social comparison.

30 Mar 2009 Young adults read a news article about skin cancer that used a gain frame (e.g., using sunscreen keeps skin healthy) or a loss frame (e.g., not using sunscreen increases skin cancer risk), and included a personal exemplar (healthy or ill). Compared ...
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