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Cognitive science is the interdisciplinary,
scientific study of the mind and its processes. It
examines the nature, the tasks, and the
functions of cognition...
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Cognitive Improvement Group) (February 2020). "Computerised
cognitive training for 12 or more w****s for
maintaining cognitive function in
cognitively...
- self-help applications. Some
clinicians and
researchers are
cognitively oriented (e.g.
cognitive restructuring),
while others are more
behaviorally oriented...
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particularly in females.
Physical growth (particularly in males) and
cognitive development can
extend past the teens. Age
provides only a
rough marker...
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cognitive appraisal in
those affected by the disorder.
Other work has
detailed how
personality can
influence the way in
which individuals cognitively...
- A
cognitive bias is a
systematic pattern of
deviation from norm or
rationality in judgment.
Individuals create their own "subjective reality" from their...
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Cognitive skills are
skills of the mind, as
opposed to
other types of
skills such as
motor skills or
social skills. Some
examples of
cognitive skills are...
- fluidly, they are in turn more
likely to be
cognitively flexible. Furthermore,
those who are able to be
cognitively flexible have been
shown to have the ability...
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Cognitive psychology is the
scientific study of
human mental processes such as attention,
language use, memory, perception,
problem solving, creativity...
- In the
field of psychology,
cognitive dissonance is
described as a
mental phenomenon in
which people unknowingly hold
fundamentally conflicting cognitions...
