cognitive

Examples of cognitively

cognitively
Problemsolving counseling for caregivers of the cognitively impaired : effective for whom ?
Violations of normative rules by cognitively humble creatures in their natural environments are more of a problem for normative rules than for the creatures.
This suggests that focusing on the task of finding a particular address distracted the more cognitively-impaired participants from the dangers of road traffic.
That is, these practices are directed at the containment and localization of cognitively relevant dissent by a number of specific, recognizable means.
Some judges are inattentive or cognitively inept, for example.
A salient feature of that community (and other such learning communities) is the way in which learners are cognitively challenged and engaged.
The presentation of the purpose, methodology and procedures, risks, benefits and alternatives must be very clear and simple for cognitively impaired subjects to comprehend.
It was essential for ethical reasons to exclude ill or cognitively disoriented people from the sample.
But imagery is cognitively penetrable, so early states of vision cannot be involved in imagery.
A difference did occur when depressed fathers rated their own infants lower on social behavior, less cognitively competent, and more vulnerable than did nondepressed fathers.
For those categories which are present from the beginning, they will still have to develop in language-specific ways (phonology, morphosyntax) as well as cognitively.
To what extent does language itself serve as a compensatory device, both socially and cognitively?
Subjects with dementia have more depressive symptomatology related to motivation than cognitively normal depressed subjects.
This is not always feasible with frail, sensory- and cognitively-impaired patients.
To be cognitively pure is therefore to be free from misunderstanding.
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