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Logic (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Logic'
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Probabilistic and fuzzy logic in clinical diagnosis.
16 Jul 2007 
In this study I have compared classic and fuzzy logic and their usefulness in clinical diagnosis. The theory of probability is often considered a device to protect the classical two-valued logic from the evidence of its inadequacy to understand and ...
rec_pub_17634817-probabilistic-fuzzy-logic-clinical-diagnosis.htm
Minding the gap between logic and intuition: an interpretative approach to ethical analysis.
29 Jun 2007 In an attempt to be rational and objective, and, possibly, to avoid the charge of moral relativism, ethicists seek to categorise and characterise ethical dilemmas. This approach is intended to minimise the effect of the confusing individuality of ...
rec_pub_17601864-minding-gap-logic-intuition-interpretative-approach-ethical-analysis.htm
[The logic of care en nursing education]
29 Jun 2007 
rec_pub_17926664-the-logic-care-en-nursing-education.htm
The rationality of informal argumentation: a Bayesian approach to reasoning fallacies.
29 Jun 2007 Classical informal reasoning "fallacies," for example, begging the question or arguing from ignorance, while ubiquitous in everyday argumentation, have been subject to little systematic investigation in cognitive psychology. In this article it is ...
rec_pub_17638503-the-rationality-informal-argumentation-bayesian-approach-reasoning.htm
Fallacious reasoning and complexity as root causes of clinical inertia.
29 Jun 2007 BACKGROUND: The quality gap and clinical inertia are stubborn problems that are prevalent, but difficult to explain. We puzzle why conscientious practitioners, who are keenly aware of appropriate evidence based treatments, avoid initiating or ...
rec_pub_17619033-fallacious-reasoning-complexity-root-causes-clinical-inertia.htm
On equilibrium: reflections on practice development and the philosophy of John Ralston Saul.
29 Jun 2007
rec_pub_17581247-on-equilibrium-reflections-practice-development-philosophy-john.htm
25 Jun 2007 PURPOSE: Version 1.0 of the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP) is a logic-based compositional terminology. International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 18104:2003 Health Informatics-Integration of a reference ...
rec_pub_17600764-interpretation-international-terminology-standard-development-logic.htm
The role of awareness and working memory in human transitive inference.
22 Jun 2007 The human ability to perform transitive inference (TI) is an area of debate from a neurocognitive standpoint. Some studies emphasize a stimulus driven medial-temporal lobe process [Preston, A.R., Shrager, Y., Dudukovic, N.M., Gabrieli, J.D., 2004. ...
rec_pub_17703897-the-role-awareness-working-memory-human-transitive-inference.htm
30 May 2007
rec_pub_17663230-the-traveler-s-dilemma.htm
Processes and pitfalls of dialogical bioethics.
30 May 2007 Bioethics uses various theories, methods and institutions for its decision-making. Lately, a dialogical, i.e., dialogue-based, approach has been argued for in bioethics. The aim of this paper is to explore some of the decision-making processes that ...
rec_pub_17628929-processes-pitfalls-dialogical-bioethics.htm
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