Filo kant

La clasificación kantiana de los juicios

Kant, en su obra Crítica de la razón pura, establece una clasificación de los juicios basada en dos criterios fundamentales: el origen del conocimiento y la relación entre sujeto y predicado.

Según su origen:

Juicios a priori: Son aquellos que no dependen de la experiencia, sino que son universales y necesarios. Ejemplo: "La suma de los ángulos de un triángulo es igual a 180°".

Juicios a posteriori: Son los que derivan de la experiencia y tienen

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Psychotherapy and Biomedical Treatments

Therapies Overview

  • Purpose: Help people handle mental health challenges through therapy or medical treatment.

  • Two Main Types:

    • Psychotherapies (Talk Therapy): Focus on thinking, emotions, coping skills.

    • Biomedical Therapies: Focus on changing brain chemistry/structure.


Psychotherapies

  • Work with trained therapist.

  • Help understand problems, emotions, relationships.

  • Useful for stress, anxiety, depression, trauma.


Biomedical Therapies

  • Drug

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Chapter 15

Content Vocabulary

Girder – The girder supports the floor joists by carrying the weight of the structure above it.

Box sill – A box sill is constructed by placing the sill plate on the foundation and attaching the band joist.

Subflooring – The subflooring is secured to the joists to provide a stable base for the finished flooring.

Crown – The crown of a joist should always be positioned upward to account for deflection over time.

Bridging – Bridging between floor joists prevents...

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Quiz 3

1. EEG/MEG Hardware & Sensors

  • EEG: Measures electrical potential (voltage) differences on the scalp, originating from secondary/volume currents in the extracellular space. Uses electrodes (e.g., Ag/AgCl) that convert ionic flow to electrical current. Requires a reference electrode. Signal significantly smeared/distorted by low conductivity skull. Sensitive to both radial & tangential sources. Standardized placement (e.g., 10-20 system) ensures replicability.
  • MEG: Measures magnetic fields
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marketing midterm

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📚 Week 2: Creating Customer Value & Engagement

1. What is Marketing? Activities to acquire, engage, and build relationships with customers, creating value to capture it in return.

2. The Five-Step Marketing Process

  1. Understand marketplace & customer needs

  2. Design customer-driven marketing strategy

  3. Construct integrated marketing program

  4. Engage customers & build relationships

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RTOS FULL

RTOS – Module 1 

Operating System – Types, Objectives, and Functions

Definition of Operating System – Software managing hardware and software resources, acts as interface between user and hardware, enables application execution.

Objectives of OS
Convenience – user-friendly interaction,
Efficiency – optimum use of CPU, memory, I/O devices,
Ability to Evolve – integrate new system functions,
Security & Protection – prevent unauthorized access, protect data,
Resource Allocation

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Goals of Studying Organizational Psychology:

Enhance Employee Well-being: Organizational psychology aims to understand and improve the mental health, motivation, and job satisfaction of employees.

Increase Productivity: It applies psychological principles to improve individual and team performance, leading to higher efficiency and output.

Improve Recruitment and Training: It helps in designing effective methods for employee selection, training, and development, ensuring the right people are in the

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2. Define entrepreneurship?

Entrepreneurship is the process of designing, launching, and running a new business, which often initially is a small business. The people who create these businesses are called entrepreneurs. It involves identifying a need or opportunity and then marshaling resources (financial, human, intellectual) to bring a new venture to life. Entrepreneurship is characterized by innovation, risk-taking, and a strong drive to succeed. It's not just about starting a business; it's...

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legal

Q1. Law of contract: Definition, features of a valid contract, features of a valid offer & acceptance, consideration, capacity, free consent, legality of object, rules related to performance & discharge, breach and remedies (with case laws)

Definition of Contract (Section 2(h)):  A contract is an agreement enforceable by law.

Essential Features of a Valid Contract (Section 10):

  1. Offer and Acceptance – Must be lawful and absolute.

  2. Intention to Create Legal Relationship – Must intend

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