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dpc-1194	Anderson, Cris 	On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge, Part XVI—The process of making a diagnosis	2012	16	.pdf	application/pdf	14835	671	60	Each disease-set has many attributes and only a subset (of the disease-set as a whole) of the attributes serve to define the disease for diagnostic purposes. Some of the elements that make up the system that is the process of making a diagnosis include the subsystems of the human mind (perception, interpretation, imagination, clas- sification, attempts to construct coherence between items of information, knowledge base, ability to recall stored items into working memory, and in general all the items attributed by Kahneman to System 1 and System 2) and the relation- ship of each human’s mind to culture and society (including our ability collectively to study disease processes and our collective understanding of the concepts of health and dis- ease).	cache/dpc-1194.pdf	txt/dpc-1194.txt