Task: Class Definition Understanding (ontology: Legal/LKIF_Core_Ontology)

Which of the following definitions best describes 'Action'?

A. An the concept is a change which is brought about by a single agent, playing a role. The agent is the holder of some indended outcome of the the concept: an the concept is always intentional. The intention of the agent has usually corresponds with an expectation the intended outcome to be brought about: the agent believes in some expectation. Note that the intention might not correspond with the *actual* outcome of the the concept.
B. A the concept is an action that is (at least) performed by an agent that has observed some other action (this is an intensional view): Action <-> the concept
C. An act which results in the the concept of some entity/individual
D. A mental, i.e. non-physical, process that has no physical effects. Examples are (human) thought and reasoning.

Answer: An the concept is a change which is brought about by a single agent, playing a role. The agent is the holder of some indended outcome of the the concept: an the concept is always intentional. The intention of the agent has usually corresponds with an expectation the intended outcome to be brought about: the agent believes in some expectation. Note that the intention might not correspond with the *actual* outcome of the the concept.