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Mind Map by SIMON F.R., updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by SIMON F.R.
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MENTAL PROCESSES
- What is it?
- Processes "through which we organise our mental contact with the world"
- Processes "through which we organise our mental contact with the world"
- types
- perception
- encoded by verbs such as
- see, hear, feel, notice, taste ...
- see, hear, feel, notice, taste ...
- encoded by verbs such as
- cognition
- encoded by verbs such as
- know, understand, believe, recognise, think, doubt, remember,...
- know, understand, believe, recognise, think, doubt, remember,...
- encoded by verbs such as
- affective
- encoded by verbs expressing
- positive affects
- like, love, please, delight
- like, love, please, delight
- negative affects
- dislike, hate, destest
- dislike, hate, destest
- positive affects
- encoded by verbs expressing
- desiderative
- expressed by verbs such as
- want, desire, wish
- want, desire, wish
- expressed by verbs such as
- perception
- PARTICIPANTS INVOLVED IN THESE PROCESSES
- PHENOMENON
- conscious EXPERIENCER (SENSER)
- someone who sees, thinks, likes, dislikes or desires
- she is not an Agent, since there is not a voluntary action
- she is not an Agent, since there is not a voluntary action
- someone who sees, thinks, likes, dislikes or desires
- PHENOMENON
- Characteristics
- encoded by stative verbs
- imperative forms are excluded
- non volitional action
- encoded by stative verbs
- Reference: ANGELA DOWNING. ENGLISH GRAMMAR. A University Course.Third edition, 2015
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