Sentences with phrase «unbreathing unconscious person»

So assuming (as the philosophy professor insists you must) that you don't have time to haul any of the various unconscious people off the tracks, your choice is effectively this: should you divert the trolley, thereby killing one person, or do nothing, and allow five people to die?

But lying on this other track is another unconscious person.

Type III jackets are made for use close to shore, and aren't really designed to upright an unconscious person.

Since, by definition, once a person is rendered unconscious (albeit by a consensual act in anticipation of further consensual acts) that person is no longer physically capable of changing their minds and revoking the consent, legally the «advance consent» evaporates making all subsequent physical actions on the unconscious person assaults (or sexual assaults as the case may be).

What are the limits of what you are legally permitted to do to an unconscious person?

Then again, it's hard to conceive of the fact that someone would have to argue that an unconscious person can not consent to sex.

«It is not possible for an unconscious person to satisfy this requirement, even if she expresses her consent in advance.»

The amendments to sexual assault provisions will clarify that an unconscious person is incapable of consent.

Not exact matches

This isn't unconscious bias felling well - meaning people of both sexes.

Those of us with unconscious competence at it can't believe people use as much plastic as they do, but we still once used them.

Psychologist Guy Winch reports that when people fail they often develop an unconscious fear of future failure — and that can lead to self - sabotage.

However, there is one eye movement «tell» that's pretty universal: people who are lying often look toward the door, their unconscious escape route.

The driver is incapacitated, and the trolley is bearing down on five people lying mysteriously unconscious on the track.

In reality, most people interact with brands - whether that's through buying, sharing, or engagement - based on an unconscious, underlying set of expectations about the organization.

Its proponents will tell you that conscious thought accounts for only 5 % of our brain functions, and that by hooking people up to MRI machines, you can see that advertising stimulates all sorts of unconscious brain activity.

Indeed, psychologists say that most people hold unconscious stereotypes and biases because our brains rely on these cognitive shortcuts to navigate everyday life.

In an unconscious attempt to find an escape route, people who are lying often angle their bodies toward the door if they're sitting, and if they're standing, they may even move closer to the door.

However, there is one eye movement «tell» that's pretty universal: People who are lying often look toward the door, their unconscious escape route.

Obvious to other people, that is; unconscious habits usually need the most fixing.

That's why, in part, every year over 450,000 people arrive at the hospital unconscious and without identification.

But while beating people up over unconscious bias is pointless (especially as science shows basically everybody has hidden biases), we all do have a responsibility to take action to make sure bias doesn't influence hiring.

Broadly speaking, it describes the way unconscious generalizations about people («men are better leaders») lead people to ignore objective reality («these women are outscoring most of the men on the leadership test»).

«There are unconscious biases around, «Hey this person went to the same university that I went to,»» Bitte says.

We talked about biases in the tech sector against people who come from different background «Unconscious bias?

«The fact is that each of us is programmed with blindspots, and whether conscious or unconscious we are drawn to people like us or who remind us of ourselves,» said Aoife.

Meanwhile Google has come up with its own internal program to help its people recognize unconscious bias.

An unconscious bias is when a person's behavior is altered or influenced by a belief they aren't completely aware that they have.

-- Unconscious perception by which people unconsciously infer, from data they have unconsciously learned, that a certain event will probably happen in a certain context.

Both explained that in their spiritual lives many people are like the athlete who lies motionless on the field — paralyzed, depressed, unconscious or dead.

As the living person draws upon a wider bodily experience, so the conscious ego, if there should be one at a particular moment, draws upon a vast ocean of unconscious feeling which sustains it.

One unconscious, absolute judgment that many people make about life is that it is a task.

38 C. G. Jung has found from his lifelong work with peoples of both sexes and of different religions and cultures that at the level of what he calls the collective unconscious are invariable archetypal symbols: the feminine symbol and the child symbol.

for a crap load of reasons, like, he had his hand over her mouth, she'd been knocked unconscious, he was a soldier, temple priest, person of power.

Indeed those people who are so afraid of exploring a new basis for sexual morality might well examine their own unconscious motivation, for fear frequently masks desire which is regarded as unacceptable; when the superstructure of repression is threatened that fear becomes violent anger.

Compartmentalization is an unconscious psychological defense mechanism used to avoid cognitive dissonance, or the mental discomfort and anxiety caused by a person's having conflicting values, cognitions, emotions, beliefs, etc. within themselves.

Many of us have read about people languishing in vegetative states, restrained in wheelchairs or totally unconscious, and have thought, «What a waste of money.»

In other words, there are many factors — heredity, environment, historical circumstances, childhood conditioning, unconscious drives — which impinge on the person as he makes a decision.

Low - intensity - conflict planners cultivate and count on the conscious and unconscious racism of the U.S. people.

But we know what people say they believe and what they say they do, and research methodology can build in some checks against conscious or unconscious deception.

On the one hand, we must uncover the sins of which most people are largely unconscious — the all - too - prevalent sins of pettiness, harshness, jealousy, self - pity, and self - will — and call men to repentance as the basic requirement of the new life in Christ.

In Brightman's case one may see the same mode of thought at work in his account of unconscious purposes in Person and Reality, edited by P. Bertocci, J.E. Newhall and R. S. Brightman (New York: Ronald Press, 1958).

(Happiness, by itself, is not an adequate criterion for measuring mental health because some people defend themselves against unconscious feeling of despair by a facade of «happiness.»

The Freudians and Jungians are good at convincing people that there is a distinction between conscious and unconscious experience, but they are of precious little help when it comes to discussing the metaphysical ground of that difference (the former growing reductionist and the latter mystical).

It seems to me that God needs to be up front, explicit, unambiguous, clear and direct and tell persons when it is just the unconscious dynamics of their brains at work or when it is actually him who is trying to show them a sign or tell them something / communicate with them.

Among primitive peoples, they were largely or entirely functions of instinctive or unconscious psychic needs.

In the totality of his relations to any person, he must recognize a great complexity of feeling — instinctual, unconscious, and self - seeking.

Instinctive and unconscious elements continued prominent among axial peoples, but these forms of love could also contain a large element of autonomous conscious activity.

Does god make it explicitly, unambiguously clear which of the person's thoughts or which of the things that person hears or sees are coming from him or which of these things are just the result of the unconscious dynamics of the person's brain?

And not only that, even when people who are different come in and become part of the community, we want to, in a way, and much of this is unconscious, we want to make it clear that it is really our club, and they are, in a sense, still visitors, maybe even guests, but not fully members.

If it is that God is inserting thoughts into a person's mind how does the person know whether the thought insertions are from God or whether they are just as a result of the unconscious dynamics of the person's brain?