Being Able to See and Name the Similarities Among Things

question 38

Short Answer

Being able to see and name the similarities among things in our experience is how we form concepts and is essential for making sense of our world.If we were not able to do this, then everything in our world would be______.

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Definitions:

Neurochemical Bases

Refers to the foundational role that neurotransmitters and other chemicals play in the functioning of the nervous system and the brain.

Mood Disorders

A category of mental disorders involving persistent disturbances in mood or emotional state.

Research Effort

The systematic and diligent work undertaken to increase the stock of knowledge, including knowledge of humans, culture, and society, and the use of this stock of knowledge to devise new applications.

Suicide Rates

The frequency at which individuals intentionally take their own lives, often measured per 100,000 individuals in a given population annually.