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...[[humanistic psychology]]; addresses out-of-body experiences, nonordinary reality, [[apparition]]s, [[shamanism]], etc.

Perception of objects, sounds, or sensations having no demonstrable reality, usually arising from a disorder of the nervous system or in response to ce

'''Reality TV''' is a [[television]] genre where individuals interact, as their real s In 2001, after noting that scholars find reality TV hard to define, [[George Bagley]] offered the following definition in th

...attention to celebrities and aspire to become celebrities, often through [[reality television]].

The Forms are Plato's explanation of the ultimate nature of reality.

...{Subpages}}</noinclude>A philosophical position that all we can know about reality consists of networks of ''world pictures'' that explain ''observations'' by

...ner's three girlfriends appearing with him in the E! Entertainment channel reality series ''The Girls Next Door''.

...Ayn Rand]], which holds that [[reason]] and the [[knowledge]] of objective reality leads to an [[ethics|ethic]] of rational self-interest and libertarian [[ca

...e>An interrelated and interconnected system of beliefs about the nature of reality and the meaning of life.

...litical Animal'', Michael Joseph, 2002 - contains graphic accounts of the reality of the life of an MP.

...of the underlying constituent of nature, and excludes any explanations of reality that could not be reduced to physics.

...ty of a statement; has been explained by philosophers as correspondence to reality, coherence with a body of thought, and in several other ways; also (with a

...cations/docs/pdfs/manuel.pdf The Marian Apparitions in Fátima as Political Reality: Religion and Politics in Twentieth-Century Portugal by Paul Christopher Ma

...unpredictable, possibly violent, lacking agreement between perception and reality.

...nd is independent of the extent to which it is representative of objective reality.

...g discussion of reality from a viewpoint close to that of "model-dependent reality". ...right, this increases our confidence that the model really does represent reality; we then go on to devise further experiments, perhaps refining the model, t

'''Psychosis''' is a loss of contact with reality. Individuals who experience psychosis are said to be psychotic, and may hav

{{r|Model-dependent reality}} {{r|Reality}}

Plato's '''Theory of Forms''' provides Plato's explanation of the nature of [[Reality]]. In it, Plato upholds the distinction between what is most Real and [[sen ...Platonic Reality. The Forms of [[Being]] are only surpassed by the Good, a reality beyond Being. In this sense, Being is already a step lower than the Good in

...oducts which instill in the consumer a false sense of security, because in reality the product does not make the information any more secure