Categorização, cognição e o estilo de vida goy / Categorization, cognition and the g0y lifestyle / Categorización, cognición y el estilo de vida g0y

A categorização é fundamental para o nosso pensamento, nossa percepção, ação e posicionamento no mundo. Todas as vezes que percebemos algo como um tipo de coisa, ou como parte de alguma coisa, estamos a categorizar e a recorrer ao uso de processos cognitivos. Nessa perspectiva, as novas categorias homoeróticas na contemporaneidade surgem de que axiomas? O que é gay, o que é g0y (g-zero-y) e o que não é? Bem como, qual é a fronteira desses conceitos com o comportamento masculino heteroflexível? São questões instigantes sob o enfoque da cognição, da categorização; e, com base em verificação ontológica, este artigo enfatiza o papel de validação exercido pela "confirmação" e "desconfirmação" das crenças acerca de categorias mais fluidas de comportamentos sexuais masculinos que podem estar externalizados. Nesse âmbito, registra-se que não se encontra na proposição g-zero-y erros sejam no sentido da redundância, de inconsistência interna, de partição ou de circularidade conceptual.

The categorization is basic for our thinking, our perception, action, and positioning in the world. When we perceive something as a kind of thing, or as part of something, we are categorizing and resorting to the use of cognitive processes. In this perspective, from which axioms arise the new homoerotic categories in the contemporaneity? What is gay, what is g0y (g-zero-y) and what is not? As well as, what is the frontier of these concepts with the heteroflexible male behavior? These are intriguing questions at perspective of the cognition processes, of categorization based on the ontological verification this paper emphasizes the role of validation exercised by the 'confirmation' and 'disconfirmation' of the beliefs, about categories more fluids of male sexual behaviors that may be externalized, registering that it is not in the proposition g-zeroy errors are in the conceptual sense of redundancy, internal inconsistency, partition or circularity

La categorización es fundamental para nuestro pensamiento, percepción, acción y posicionamiento en el mundo. Cuando percibimos algo como una especie de cosa, o como parte de algo, estamos categorizando y recurriendo al uso de procesos cognitivos. En esta perspectiva del proceso de categorización, ¿las nuevas categorías homoeróticas de que axiomas surgen? ¿Qué es gay, qué es g0y (g-cero-y) y qué no lo es? Así como, ¿cuál es la frontera con el comportamiento masculino heteroflexible? Estas son preguntas intrigantes en la perspectiva del proceso de la cognición, de la categorización y basado en verificación ontológica, este artículo hace hincapié en el papel de la validación ejercida por la 'confirmación' y la 'desconfirmación' de las creencias, sobre categorías más fluidas de los comportamientos sexuales masculinos que pueden estar externalizados. En conclusión, se registra que no se encuentran en la proposición g-cero-y errores en el sentido de redundancia, inconsistencia interna, partición o circularidad conceptual

Combined effects of mass and velocity on forward displacement and phenomenological ratings: a functional measurement approach to the momentum metaphor

Representational Momentum (RepMo) refers to the phenomenon that the vanishing position of a moving target is perceived as displaced ahead in the direction of movement. Originally taken to reflect a strict internalization of physical momentum, the finding that the target implied mass did not have an effect led to its subsequent reinterpretation as a second-order isomorphism between mental representations and principles of the physical world. However, very few studies have addressed the effects of mass on RepMo, and consistent replications of the null effect are lacking. The extent of motor engagement of the observers in RepMo tasks has, on the other hand, been suggested to determine the occurrence of the phenomenon; however, no systematic investigations were made of the degree to which it might modulate the effect of target mass. In the present work, we use Information Integration Theory to study the joint effects of different motor responses, target velocity and target mass on RepMo, and also of velocity and target mass on rating responses. Outcomes point not only to an effect of mass on RepMo, as to a differential effect of response modality on kinematic (e.g., velocity) and dynamic (e.g., mass) variables. Comparisons of patterns of mislocalisation with phenomenological ratings suggest that simplification of physical principles, rather than strict internalization or isomorphism per se, might underlie RepMo(AU)