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Properly stated it is not the will that initiates behavior but the psychosomatically united person who initiates his or her behavior; and acting persons are always also cognitional and affective.
Anthropological Foundations for Clinical Psychology: a proposal (1) by Brugger, E.Christian / Journal of Psychology and Theology
11) Although Kant's philosophy saw our perception of the world as dependent on the contingent characteristics of our cognitional equipment, he insisted on the importance of moral concepts being rooted in something fundamental, something transcending the finite world that we can know through common sense or science.
On the foundations and nature of morality by Burns, Robert P. / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
Teachers' and students' cognitional knowledge of classroom teaching and learning.
Prisoner perceptions of effective teacher behavior by Allday, R. Allan / Education & Treatment of Children
 
 
 
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