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Because angry people apparently rely on heuristic cues when making judgments, anger has been claimed to trigger superficial, nonanalytic information processing.

Archive 2008-03-01 2008

Because angry people apparently rely on heuristic cues when making judgments, anger has been claimed to trigger superficial, nonanalytic information processing.

Literature Update: Planning, Pricing, and Pissing Off 2008

"Intuition is often understood as an antithesis to analytic decision-making, as something inherently nonanalytic or preanalytic," Goldberg writes.

The Moment of Truth? Halpern, Sue 2005

Sections 1 and analytic feminists share resemblances with others in their even larger “family” that includes both nonanalytic feminists and nonfeminist analytic philosophers.

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

It requires that students and practitioners from various professions translate the material for use in their own nonmedical and nonanalytic practices.

Clinical Work with Adolescents Judith Marks Mishne 1986

Analytic propositions are true by virtue of presupposed meanings (which can be articulated by explicit defini - tions or meaning rules), whereas synthetic propositions are nonanalytic, and thus require grounds of validity outside of mere meaning assignments or definitions.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas HERBERT FEIGL 1968

“sides” in the controversies rarely fall neatly into divisions among analytic and nonanalytic feminists.

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004

Thus even nonanalytic feminists who find an analytic writing style tediously overqualified or otherwise confining can engage ” along with nonfeminist analytic philosophers ” in fruitful bridge-building conversations. [

Analytic Feminism Garry, Ann 2004