The behavioral, experiential and conceptual dimensions of psychological phenomena: Body, soul and spirit
Psychological phenomena can be described on different levels of analysis: on an experiential level (e.g., what is it like to be attentive); and on a behavioral level (e.g., how does it become evident that someone is attentive). In the following, we outline how the widely prevalent focus on exclusive...
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