It's called cognitive load — our limited cognitive resources are overburdened.
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To date, cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists have largely rejected evidence that computer-based cognitive-training software or "brain games" have any effect on cognitive function.
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Cognitive testing looks for signs of mild cognitive impairment and/or Alzheimer's disease.
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I have had cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) twice as well as cognitive hypnotherapy.
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For example cognitive therapy produces behavior change and behavior therapy produces cognitive change.
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Researchers in cognitive neuroscience and behavioral economics, like myself, call these cognitive biases.
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Similarly, cognitive neuroscientists work to characterize how brain systems break down in support of cognitive function.
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Find a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist, a search tool by the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies.
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A 2007 study in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry found the Montreal Cognitive Assessment correctly detected 94 percent of patients with mild cognitive impairment, performing better than another test of cognitive wherewithal.
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Patients with angina showed a robust decline in cognitive skills related to time, whereas heart attack patients had significant cognitive decline in verbal memory and word fluency, and worse overall cognitive decline.
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Others, such as Cognitive Diary, teach cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) techniques to help sufferers understand their illness.
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That effect is that part of their cognitive resources are turned toward fighting against that stereotype — and in expending those extra cognitive resources, there are less cognitive resources for studying, researching, and such.
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Keeping track of inventory is in the cognitive-routine box; dreaming up an ad campaign is cognitive nonroutine.
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Some patients have even demonstrated cognitive improvement, but a recent study found no evidence of cognitive effects from tDCS.
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In the United States, Dr. Gitlin's T.A.P. program includes more patients with serious cognitive loss than cognitive rehab does.
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She was born with physical and cognitive disabilities; at 12, she had the cognitive age of a young child.
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Elevated cortisol levels are associated with greater cognitive impairment, brain shrinkage, and a more rapid decline in cognitive function.
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At Trump's request, Jackson administered the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test, a common screening test for mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease (though not necessarily the best way to assess cognitive decline, according to the Alzheimer's Association).
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Indeed, such a pairing, often termed "cognitive collaboration" or "cognitive augmentation," is emerging in several areas, most notably freestyle chess.
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And most studies have shown that insomnia impairs cognitive performance, a possible risk factor for mild cognitive impairment and dementia.
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"Some centers use approaches to help people develop cognitive strategies to get around the cognitive deficits of schizophrenia," Dr. Porter continues.
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He said there has also been evidence of problems with cognitive development in children, connections to autism and cognitive decline in adults.
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The exam Jackson administered was the widely used Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), which tests for "mild cognitive dysfunction," according to test documents.
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What it shows: Changes in the hippocampus with (a) early mild cognitive impairment, (b) late mild cognitive impairment, and (c) Alzheimer's disease.
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Through the cognitive testing and brain imaging, NfL levels were shown to be correlated with cognitive decline and brain shrinkage, said Jucker.
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The $7.3 million Cognitive Computing initiative included an "enduring personalized cognitive assistant"—basically, an artificial intelligence secretary that could learn by watching.
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Research now suggests that late-life cognitive activity and mid-life physical activity may predict the rate of cognitive change, Jeste said.
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And its platform helped overcome a treatment bottleneck caused by the limited number of neuropsychologists able to conduct these kinds of cognitive assessments, which can help clinicians' stymie the progression of dementia and prevent cognitive impairment from becoming cognitive decline.
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" The doctor told reporters Trump scored 30 out of 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, which according to its website is a "cognitive screening test designed to assist Health Professionals in the detection of mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease.
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"These scores can be helpful to those at risk of cognitive degenerative disease to monitor cognitive health and potentially improve it," Edwards says.
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Over the past decade, technical skills have come to outnumber cognitive and non-cognitive skills combined in job descriptions across nearly all industries.
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Neurotrack uses cognitive assessments that follow eye movements using the camera on a computer or mobile phone to create a baseline for cognitive functions.
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First, there may not be an unbridgeable distance in cognitive and non-cognitive skill development between last-mile programs and the average college degree.
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Trump scored 30/30 on a test of his cognitive ability — "The Montreal Cognitive Assessment" which screened for Alzheimer's and dementia, among other illnesses.
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The cognitive test was the well-regarded Montreal Cognitive Assessment, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician said at a press conference Tuesday.
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Another mechanism may be that people who can't hear well tend to become socially isolated, which results in diminished cognitive stimulation and cognitive loss.
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"Given ongoing interest in age-associated cognitive function, public awareness of specific cognitive tests, such as the MoCA, may continue to increase," they wrote.
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"In this case the cognitive factor is cognitive bias, (which means) we tend to overemphasize things that are recent and very vivid," he explained.
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The following week, though, he volunteered to do the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, a standard test of cognitive fitness that could rule out obvious neurological impairment.
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Cognitive decline is sometimes a precursor to dementia, but not everyone who struggles with cognitive decline will go on to develop a dementia-causing disease.
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"We knew that bees have some amazing cognitive capabilities," said Clint J. Perry, a cognitive neuroethologist (he studies animal brains) at Queen Mary University London.
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MyndYou partners with Mizuho to expand senior care services assessing cognitive degeneration Then there's Altoida, another startup that launched recently to tackle the cognitive assessment market.
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Fifteen had mild-to-moderate dementia due to Alzheimer's; 24 had mild cognitive impairment, also from Alzheimer's, and 15 were healthy controls with no cognitive impairment.
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At the same time, most last-mile programs claim to develop a wide range of cognitive and non-cognitive skills, albeit in a shorter time frame.
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"We cannot infer a causal relationship between SA and cognitive function," just that the people who had better cognitive abilities also said that they boned more.
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And for this era, it's the era where the technology is around cloud, around cognitive, our word for AI. There's a reason we call it cognitive.
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But the secondary results suggested that the intensive treatment reduced the risk of mild cognitive impairment and the combined risk of mild cognitive impairment and dementia.
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"I have absolutely no concerns about his cognitive ability," Jackson said, noting that Trump scored at 30 out of 30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment test.
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And they also found evidence that brain-training games and cognitive exercises seemed to improve people's cognitive skills, at least those skills related to the game itself.
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Dirtier air is related to cognitive declines Another study found that prolonged exposure to dirty air has a significant impact on cognitive abilities, especially in older men.
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The Cloud & Cognitive Software segment -- which contains cognitive applications, cloud and data platforms and transaction processing platforms -- came out to $5.04 billion in revenue, down 1.5 percent.
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And many of them weren't good at predicting things like physical and cognitive decline, as measured by balance, grip, cognitive tests, and how old their faces looked.
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The space is dominated by apps and gamification, which appeals to children's natural curiosity and provides research-driven cognitive and non-cognitive activities to help facilitate development.
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Many of these mental shortcuts are known as "cognitive biases" and pseudoscientific beliefs often exploit common cognitive biases that we all engage in from time to time.
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One study has also shown it has promising effects on cognitive function, with potential to treat symptoms of Alzheimer&aposs disease and similar forms of cognitive impairment.
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Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy and other mindfulness-based treatments have been proven to help with depression and substance abuse Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy is a form of cognitive therapy that uses traditional CBT practices as well as mindfulness-based stress reduction exercises such as meditation and breathing exercises.
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On the other hand, an AGI would beat humans at a number of cognitive tasks, termed cognitive superpowers by Nick Bostrom, a philosopher at the University of Oxford.
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In fact, Statespace has partnered with the Pro Football Hall of Fame for "The Cognitive Combine," becoming the official integrative medicine program cognitive assessment partner of the organization.
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So Watson is firmly, firmly established as the silver thread that runs through those cognitive solutions, and you can see all of that in the 'Cognitive Solutions' performance.
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Long stays in space may cause cognitive decline The Kelly twins achieved similar scores on cognitive tests before the spaceflight, as well as during the experiment's early months.
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A large body of literature shows that developmental intervention programs have a positive influence on cognitive and motor outcomes during infancy, with cognitive benefits persisting into school age.
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But the key element of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is cognitive restructuring, which challenges you to reframe negative ways of thinking that can become their own self-fulfilling prophecies.
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It's also possible that players with longer careers and multiple concussions who don't develop cognitive damage by middle age may differ from former athletes who develop cognitive problems.
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The treatment plan for someone with PTSD includes a variety of types of treatments that a therapist would administer, like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, EMDR, and Cognitive Processing Therapy.
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The Cloud and Cognitive Software segment, which encompasses transaction processing platforms, cognitive applications and cloud and data platforms like Red Hat, came up with $7.24 billion in revenue.
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"This means, to my mind, that bees—and possibly many other animals—do not have the kind of 'cognitive toolkit' that is often inferred, that is, where they have one cognitive ability to cope with challenge A, another cognitive ability to cope with challenge B, and so on," he said.
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Both groups had similar cognitive skills—what you use to think, read and write—but the group that completed high school displayed greater non-cognitive skills, such as perseverance.
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Brains shrink as people age, and the atrophy is related to cognitive decline and increased risk for dementia, a researcher said, and exercise reduces that deterioration and cognitive decline.
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Somewhat to our surprise, multilingual and bidialectal children exhibited an advantage over monolingual children in a composite cognitive processes score based on tests of memory, attention and cognitive flexibility.
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This is a cognitive bias where people of low ability assess their ability as greater than it is, because of their meta-cognitive inability to recognise their own ineptitude.
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In the language of cognitive psychology, what you do when you read any text is build up a cognitive model of the meaning of what the text is saying.
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More than 813,281 drivers who took the cognitive test last year showed what the police deemed to be signs of cognitive impairment and were ordered to see a doctor.
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The expectation each of us has of our memory and cognitive function is based on our specific set of circumstances, so context cannot be ignored when evaluating cognitive deficits.
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On Tuesday, White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson disclosed Trump's basic labs measurements, physical exam results and the conclusion of a cognitive exam, known as the Montreal Cognitive Assessment.
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"More generally, there is evidence of broader cognitive reorganization: Some cognitive processes become prioritized during the pregnancy, perhaps in service of protecting the investment in the pregnancy," Rutherford said.
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"There are lots of different cognitive training techniques, there are lots of different products, and the effects of any of the cognitive training exercises are very specific," Edwards tells me.
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"Any argument about their cognitive capabilities at this point will be largely a matter of opinion until direct, systematic comparisons of cognitive capacity are performed across these and other species."
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Jackson said Trump received a 100 out of 24 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment, a quick screening for mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer's disease but not a diagnostic tool.
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This strongly suggests that there may have been issues with the cognitive testing methodology or sensitivity of the study generally, and that the cognitive results ought to be taken as inconclusive.
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This area of the brain is thought to regulate cognitive control, suggesting that "whatever happened during prayer allowed the patient to actually have better cognitive control over their emotions," Salas says.
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Jackson said Trump received a 220 out of 2200 on the Montreal Cognitive Exam, a quick screening assessment for mild cognitive impairment and early Alzheimer's disease but not a diagnostic tool.
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"A possibility is that hearing loss causes cognitive decline through the increased mental energy required to perceive speech, leaving fewer resources available for other cognitive processes, such as memory," Loughrey said.
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Ruth M. ColwillProfessor, Cognitive, Linguistic & Psychological Sciences, Brown UniversityHumans!
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"The challenge is figuring out how exactly people perform this complex task, what the underlying neural mechanisms and perceptual and cognitive processes are that support it, and how we can predict and support the processes to mitigate failures," says Tad Brunye, a senior cognitive scientist at the Center for Applied Brain and Cognitive Sciences.
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They did find some weak evidence that a combination of lifestyle changes, like exercise, a healthy diet, and cognitive training, all done at once, could possibly slow down a person's cognitive decline.
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"The acquisition and training of mnemonic strategies provides you with a new cognitive tool or skill," says study author Martin Dresler, a professor of cognitive neuroscience at Radboud University in the Netherlands.
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Other research showed that spanking was associated with poorer cognitive outcomes for children, even when the researchers controlled for factors such as maternal intelligence, maternal depression and cognitive stimulation in the home.
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Burns, 28, is studying for a Ph.D. in cognitive psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, from which she also received a master's degree in cognitive psychology.
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If you're dealing with: AnxietyConsider: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) or Psychoanalysis Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health concerns—they affect 40 million Americans each year.
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In one 2004 study, doses of medium-chain fatty acids improved cognitive performance in 20 patients with Alzheimer's disease or cognitive impairment, and a 2018 pilot study of the ketogenic diet in Alzheimer's patients signaled that it helped improve cognitive function—though those studies were conducted with pure medium-chain fatty acids, and didn't examine coconut oil specifically.
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The "Cognitive Dress"—perhaps one of the least fashion-forward names found on the red carpet—is the product of a partnership between British design studio Marchesa and Watson, IBM's friendly cognitive computer.
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There's nonetheless an obvious risk that while cognitive and non-cognitive skills developed by last-mile training (and retained through closely connected work) may end up being deep, they may not be broad.
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"Mild cognitive impairment is often harder to pick up than dementia because it's often much more subtle," she said, noting that many people with cognitive impairment may be high-functioning in their homes.
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This has major implications for alleviating cognitive load and stress (in addition to being a time-saver), and has enormous potential to positively impact executive function for users who have certain cognitive delays.
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Could society's embrace of GPS be eroding our cognitive maps?
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That represents a major cognitive leap at the very least.
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This absence could result in lasting cognitive and physical impairment.
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Others live to a ripe old age with cognitive impairment.
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And that depression might explain some of their cognitive problems.
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Of course, mandatory cognitive surveillance has troubling implications for workers.
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According to Bill Nye, the answer is simple: cognitive dissonance.
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It cited national TV ads extolling memory and cognitive benefits.
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CLOUD, COGNITIVE, BLOCK CHAIN AND YOU'RE SEEING THAT COME THROUGH.
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He could very well undergo more cognitive assessments and pass.
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The study also said they displayed cognitive dysfunction and abnormalities.
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Those people tended to perform worse on the cognitive tests.
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She can't handle the cognitive dissonance of flubbing a challenge.
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A better approach might be cognitive behavioral therapy or medication.
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Dr. Lucy Troup studies cognitive neuroscience at Colorado State University.
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To many others, they are the water of cognitive life.
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Adding these new cognitive abilities is closer than you think.
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But Purser highlights the invisible, cognitive aspects of the condition.
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Toxic air exposure can affect neurological development and cognitive ability.
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Beyond the cognitive similarities, many child prodigies have autistic relatives.
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Processing speed and cognitive speed have been shown to improve.
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Evidence of art's ability to kickstart cognitive development is ubiquitous.
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With the Surface Go, that cognitive load fell to me.
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The deposits were not associated with lower cognitive function, however.
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There's some cognitive dissonance there that I cannot exist in.
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"The best treatment is CBT [cognitive behavioral therapy]," Wing says.
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"I have no concerns about his cognitive ability," Jackson said.
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Time in nature restores cognitive functioning and enhances attentional capacity.
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And as a result, they perform differently on cognitive tests.
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The rate of cognitive impairment was "astonishingly high," she said.
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This is a concern of cognitive, intellectual and developmental delays.
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Steven Pinker is a describer, a linguist and cognitive scientist.
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This cognitive dissonance is typical of nearly everyone I know.
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She experienced no cognitive decline at all until her 70s.
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" He also joked, "I'm Canadian, so might have cognitive bias.
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You can think of mental models as our cognitive tools.
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Men also were significantly more impaired on most cognitive measures.
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It's hard work to dance with dissonance, cognitive or otherwise.
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Bob Lord is in charge of cognitive applications, including AI.
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But these cognitive abilities are distinct from mentally sequestered rumination.
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It was more a highly cognitive, multitasking kind of job.
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The cognitive dissonance isn't just on the Republican side, however.
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This view is now embedded in cognitive psychology and neuroscience.
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Giving back may help prevent cognitive issues down the road.
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Is the idea that it's purely cognitive outdated as well?
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In MEPAN, comprehension is intact, as well as cognitive development.
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Something like flight simulation is such a huge cognitive skill.
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"There's a reason we call it cognitive," Rometty told Cramer.
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Increasingly forgetful, she had been diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment.
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But using it as a cognitive enhancement, a creative prosthesis?
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Cognitive behavioral therapy can help redirect thoughts when cravings hit.
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Intelligence comprises sophisticated cognitive skills that help an animal thrive.
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About 240 percent of the population escapes cognitive decline entirely.
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In fact, Trump himself seems to be experiencing cognitive dissonance.
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Is this a statement on the irreversibility of cognitive conditioning?
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That includes those with eating disorders, cognitive impairments and depression.
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We employ a host of cognitive shortcuts to this end.
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Beyond our own politics, cognitive biases about immigration are rampant.
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Having a cognitive disability doesn't make anyone an eternal child.
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The first step is to recognize cognitive dissonance in action.
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You don't need improved cognitive function to guess the answer.
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The FCC needs to resolve its case of cognitive dissonance.
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" In my head, I thought, "What an interesting cognitive dissonance.
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It's a cognitive dissonance I can't explain with any charity.
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But disinformation campaigns exploit less obvious cognitive biases as well.
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This physical and cognitive stunting decreases lifetime productivity and wages.
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Narrator: The second cognitive feature is the principle of similarity.
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Regular brushing and flossing sometimes pose physical and cognitive challenges.
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The sort of cognitive dissonance of the scene is remarkable.
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However, it's important to also weigh the individual's cognitive health.
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I'm not talking about adults making a rational cognitive decision.
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Trent Kelly of Mississippi gives a masterclass in cognitive dissonance.
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It hinders children's cognitive growth and economic potential, experts say.
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For more basic cognitive measures, performance would drop about 25%.
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Another one found that breathing dirty air decreases cognitive function.
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It's often hard to probe and access animals' cognitive abilities.
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For too long, emotion has been cognitive researchers' third rail.
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The book is "Enlightenment Now" by cognitive scientist Steven Pinker.
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He argued that rats had the ability to develop not only cognitive "strip maps" — simple conceptions of the spatial relationship between two points — but also more comprehensive cognitive maps that encompassed the entire maze.
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Because cognitive biases do make navigating the world easier, even at a cost to accuracy, many pseudoscience beliefs tend to be examples of an extreme version of one or a combination of cognitive biases.
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A 2015 study found that fourth- and fifth-grade students who participated in a four-month meditation program showed improvements in executive functions like cognitive control, working memory, cognitive flexibility — and better math grades.
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This must result in minimization of efficient internal communications mechanisms (an increase in cognitive 'secrecy tax') and consequent system-wide cognitive decline resulting in decreased ability to hold onto power as the environment demands adaptation.
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The researchers found that working up to 25 hours a week was linked to an improvement in cognitive performance, but when working hours exceeded 25 hours a week, there was a decrease in cognitive performance.
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After accounting for demographic and cardiovascular risk factors - both of which might impact the likelihood of developing cognitive problems - the researchers determined that decreased hearing ability was associated with worse performance on the cognitive tests.
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As for concerns about cognitive decline, "it is not something seen in large studies, so if it does occur, it is infrequent and hard to separate from the usual cognitive decline of aging," he said.
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"If you had a period of slower cognitive processing speed and difficulty with balance and eye-head coordination, those behaviors would be at risk," said Rachael Seidler, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Florida.
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How marketers and brand managers can prepare for the cognitive era
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The story is deeply touching, too, combining cognitive psychology and mythology.
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This strange position stems from a combination of two cognitive errors.
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Their cognitive functions are remarkable, considering the traumatic surgery they underwent.
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And they seem to play a key role in cognitive biases.
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Get it on the calendar, start cleaning up your cognitive fitness.
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CBT, or cognitive behavioral therapy: It doesn't give you a drug.
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However, many banks are recognising cognitive decline as their problem, too.
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Adam Jayne is a cognitive science researcher living in New York.
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Perhaps early visual training, along with cognitive training, could potentially help.
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I like single-use apps, with their inherently low cognitive load.
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"The cognitive dissonance in the credit market is stunning," he said.
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That James would continue to hit the "cognitive plateau" and glitch?
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Prior to this, we'd gained very little cognitive expansion from chimpanzees.
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"[Cognitive interviews] are pretty much all that works reliably," Gieselman said.
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His cognitive skills had slid well below the level suggesting dementia.
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Is there any way technology might be enhancing our cognitive abilities?
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The sexier businesses around security, cognitive computing, cloud computing et al.
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Nobody wants to have to contemplate that level of cognitive dissonance.
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Of those, 53 had mild cognitive impairment, which may precede dementia.
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The monkeys also exhibited repetitive body movement and various cognitive impairments.
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The artist's labor, both cognitive and physical, sits on the surface.
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Would you need cognitive enhancement to keep up with everyone else?
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Big cognitive things, this research suggests, can come from small packages.
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All of this relies on the cognitive assistants Feed has created.
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Dead or poorly functioning cells cause heart disease or cognitive decline.
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IBM has expanded cognitive computer Watson over the past few years.
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We call this cognitive diversity, and we want more of it.
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Then, their cognitive functions were monitored for 14 years until 2016.
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This condition was associated with lower fluid intelligence and cognitive functioning.
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It promised to address social anxiety using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
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The cognitive era will put the on-demand experience into overdrive.
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However, meditation and brain training apps are targeted towards cognitive skills.
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I don't see any clear evidence of neurological or cognitive dysfunction.
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Lastly, Wyatt tells me that the cognitive interventions are crucial too.
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Neurotypical children develop the cognitive ability to tell lies in preschool.
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Increased respect for animal intelligence also has consequences for cognitive science.
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Cognitive decline and health problems can incite predatory behavior, Litt said.
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There was a packed schedule of physical, cognitive and occupational therapy.
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Instead of using rote memorization, we were taught cognitive problem solving.
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For "The Institute Presents: Neurosociety," visitors can participate in cognitive experiments.
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Failing to recognize your cognitive biases is a bias in itself.
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They were 18% less likely to exhibit signs of cognitive impairment.
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He had no connection to the philosophical end of cognitive science.
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B.I.) would be a clinical designation preceding mild cognitive impairment (M.
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Yet research in cognitive and behavioral sciences increasingly undermines that confidence.
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Cognitive dysfunction, impaired memory, mistaken identity, all compounded by 35 years?
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Haynes says that general cognitive ability is really just problem-solving.
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They included leprosy sufferers and some with intellectual and cognitive disabilities.
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Justin finally sought out help last year for his cognitive frustrations.
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Scientists have associated neuron density with overall cognitive ability – i.e. intelligence.
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He plans to study whether intermittent fasting may slow cognitive decline.
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Both you and the car perfect a kind of cognitive dissonance.
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Then all the kids took the same test of cognitive skills.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a treatment method used by psychotherapists.
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Other species use far more sophisticated cognitive methods to orient themselves.
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The highlight here is support for Cognitive Services for edge deployments.
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Perhaps they've heard that even mild dehydration can impair cognitive function.
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But there was no cognitive or other long-term damage afterward.
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"There are stress management techniques, like mindfulness, and cognitive behavioral therapy."
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Enhance your cognitive abilities by raising your level of open-mindedness.
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White matter is critical for fostering language, literacy and cognitive skills.
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Rumors regularly hit Washington about the cognitive function of various senators.
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Cognitive screenings like the Moca do not provide a specific diagnosis.
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There are certain things we know lead to good cognitive reserve.
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But all of the tasks involved high levels of cognitive demand.
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As a result, hardcore stag films are novelties of cognitive dissonance.
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My mother's cognitive skills are exceptional, and this had me worried.
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It requires several cognitive processes, including executive control and focused attention.
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It requires "spontaneous thought," lower attention levels and reduced cognitive control.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy and certain medications can successfully treat anxiety problems.
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Even that kind of celebrity gossip uses a different cognitive function.
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As you'll read below, that causes a bit of cognitive dissonance.
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Joscha Bach is a cognitive scientist who worked closely with Nowak.
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"It's almost a cognitive therapy approach to change behavior," she says.
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He is currently senior vice president for cloud and cognitive software.
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Automation Anywhere is an enterprise-grade, cognitive robotic process automation platform.
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This cognitive bias resulted in both higher spending and worse outcomes.
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Other examples range from cognitive behavioral therapy to dialectical behavioral therapy.
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That was found to explain 14 percent of their cognitive achievement.
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And she also has a PhD in linguistics and cognitive science.
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The guy has a lot of problems--physical, mental, emotional, cognitive.
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Tutor believes we should have him assessed: emotional, cognitive, neuropsychological, academic.
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He's currently IBM's senior vice president for cloud and cognitive software.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy also harnesses the effectiveness of verbalizing positive thoughts.
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The video hints at some interesting questions about cat cognitive awareness.
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But there was a hint of cognitive dissonance to the complaints.
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His cognitive ability is slow and it has definitely affected us.
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There is a growing cognitive dissonance in the pro-choice crowd.
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And they are accompanied by other displays of apparent cognitive distress.
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Testing for mental or cognitive decline typically requires more extensive examination.
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" It added that the symptoms included "immune, neurological and cognitive impairment.
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"It's not like they didn't undergo cognitive decline," said Dr. Dubal.
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But humans have the cognitive ability to conceptualize freedom and hope.
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"Results suggest that the mere presence of one's smartphone may reduce available cognitive capacity and impair cognitive functioning, even when consumers are successful at remaining focused on the task at hand," according to the study, "Brain Drain: The Mere Presence of One's Own Smartphone Reduces Available Cognitive Capacity," which was published in the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research.
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Now that the Cognitive Toolkit also supports it, thanks to its new extensible architecture, developers can not only easily take their existing Keras-based applications to the Cognitive Toolkit but also see a major speed-up.
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"This means hopefully spaces will have this cognitive capacity of remembering or dreaming or interacting with us in a way beyond just gimmicky, simple interactive things — in more cognitive, more purposeful and impactful imaginations," he said.
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On the other hand, age and cognitive development seem to predict when kids start to lose their belief in Santa, said Andrew Shtulman, a cognitive developmental psychologist and associate professor at Occidental College in Los Angeles.
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Not completing secondary education while young can make people less resilient to cognitive decline when they get older, the experts said, while preserving hearing helps people experience a richer and more stimulating environment, building cognitive reserve.
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And a lot of the studies are somewhat subpar, lumping together different skills and using relatively few participants, says Sofie Valk, a cognitive scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Studies in Germany.
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After accounting for trajectories of age-related cognitive decline in participants before hospitalization, the researchers calculated that major surgery was associated with a small additional decline equivalent to a little over four months of natural cognitive aging.
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Zhao and his team of academics hail from a notable computer research lab under cognitive science professor Josh Tenenbaum at MIT, and Zhao himself got his Ph.D. in cognitive AI from the University of California, Los Angeles.
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Developed in 1996 by Lebanese Canadian Dr. Ziad Nasreddine, the Montreal Cognitive Assessment—or MoCA—consists of 13 relatively simple exercises that allows doctors to detect early signs of mild cognitive impairment or early onset Alzheimer's Disease.
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Trump scored 30/30 on the Montreal Cognitive Assessment administered by Jackson; "I can reliably say ... if he had some type of mental, cognitive issues ... he would not have gotten 30/30 on the test," Jackson said.
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Wasn't really ... exactly, the cognitive aspect was not really under threat, right?
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They were receiving psychological treatments like talk therapy or cognitive behavioral therapy.
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The next-largest business segment, Cognitive Solutions, did $22019 billion in revenue.
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He also passed a cognitive test that looks for signs of dementia.
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This cognitive bias, like confirmation bias, seems to be triggered by feelings.
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They lay the foundation for our social emotional, perceptual, and cognitive development.
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"We think it relates to motor control, motivation, cognitive control," he said.
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You can find these Cognitive Services Speech Devices at aka.ms/sdsdk-get.
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In 2010, the participants in the study underwent significant cognitive performance testing.
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In the meantime, physical activity is good for cognitive health, Ferguson said.
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I did however, occasionally feel depleted in energy, goodwill, and cognitive ability.
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It also involves complex cognitive, as well as social and emotional processing.
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This goes hand in hand with our brain's tendency toward cognitive laziness.
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But even the cognitive 1% can be adversely affected by foreign competition.
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Now it has Cloud & Cognitive Software and Global Technology Services business segments.
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Cognitive abilities that depend on knowledge accumulated over time decline relatively slowly.
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Subirana surmises that unused cognitive skills are not exempt from Ebbinghaus' curve.
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There's a cognitive dissonance for regular consumers with all of that talk.
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There is not enough cognitive therapy to reach everyone who needs it.
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There's also evidence that cognitive behavioral therapy can work, too, she says.
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A small group of 35 were diagnosed with mild cognitive impairment (MCI).
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STEWART: Are you suggesting, sir, that there me be slight cognitive dissonance?
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In recent months Microsoft has introduced two dozen "cognitive services" to Azure.
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Petersen said he could not comment specifically on the president's cognitive health.
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"Increase the cognitive load to push them over the edge," Geiselman said.
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It's very tightly linked between cognitive science, near science and computer science.
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The cognitive dissonance of the announcement was almost too much to bear.
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The Cognitive Solutions and Global Business Services groups both slightly exceeded expectations.
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On Wednesday, Slack announced a partnership with IBM's cognitive computing product, Watson.
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Eagleman: This is the basic cognitive software that's running under the hood.
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Microsoft Cognitive Services is home to the company's hosted artificial intelligence algorithms.
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The cognitive load between thinking about sharing and actually sharing is tremendous.
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One of the sources of these cognitive reserves may be mental quickness.
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Mr Trump's doctor said the president insisted on taking the cognitive test.
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The researchers only tested the rats' cognitive performance after a few days.
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Okay, so it was half the song and half the cognitive dissonance.
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These fast-aging folks had also already begun to experience cognitive decline.
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That takes a special brand of...cognitive dissonance, to put it nicely.
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Optimism is like a cognitive evaluation and positive emotion is about happiness.
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First, the discrete approach adds a lot in terms of cognitive load.
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They are also more likely to suffer cognitive decline as they age.
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This is a recipe for unbearable mental strain and unmanageable cognitive load.
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They were again tested for cognitive abilities at 12 and 24 weeks.
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Luckily, claustrophobia is definitely treatable through cognitive behavioral therapy, Dr. Schneier says.
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As economies grow more sophisticated, demand for cognitive skills will keep rising.
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Western University, in London, Ontario, is investing heavily in cognitive neuroscience research.
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On the other hand, cognitive is painfully clear at the behavior level.
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They had increased levels of emotional health, cognitive functions, and decreased pain.
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And 4.1% reported cognitive issues, such as memory trouble or difficulty concentrating.
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Samsung calls this cognitive tolerance and I can't wait to test it.
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He has cognitive delays, digestive problems, muscle weakness, osteoporosis and other ailments.
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But neuropsychological testing revealed severe alcohol abuse, which explained his cognitive problems.
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Advancements in tech like cognitive technology, robotics and automation, complicate the issue.
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"Sometimes friendships for children living with cognitive abilities is a hard thing."
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Research demonstrates a clear link between untreated hearing loss and cognitive decline.
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MyndYou partners with Mizuho to expand senior care services assessing cognitive degeneration
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"We're not ever going to say cognitive diversity doesn't matter," Clark says.
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These people also had "clinically meaningful" cognitive decline, the study team found.
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This research offers a prevention approach grounded in cognitive psychology and neuroscience.
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Della, the elder woman, is gradually losing herself as cognitive decline progresses.
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For more information on skin picking and cognitive-behavioral treatments, visit thereedscenter.
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The staff gives residents cognitive exercises, such as puzzles, tracing, and hangman.
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The effects can range from slight social challenges to severe cognitive impairment.
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One dose slowed cognitive decline, but a higher dose had no effect.
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People who have a cognitive impairment, have Alzheimer's, they can still think!
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So in cognitive science this is a role that philosophers can play.
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Psychologists tell us confirmation bias and cognitive dissonance account for this tendency.
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Studying the Chinese language, culture and history would undoubtedly increase cognitive empathy.
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"We did do a cognitive exam, at the president's request," Bennett says.
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Its goal was to help people with cognitive disabilities navigate social situations.
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Lots of cursive proponents cite cognitive and learning benefits to cursive writing.
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Roger Beaty is a postdoctoral fellow in cognitive neuroscience at Harvard University.
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But Norman is not most people — he's a psychologist and cognitive scientist.
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There are many other cognitive scenarios it can be used for though.
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Their cognitive, social, and emotional development doesn't necessarily match their physical appearance.
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Your cognitive processes—your ability to process information—will be much worse.
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Some of it was cognitive dissonance; some of it was pure denialism.
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It's all creating a bit of cognitive dissonance for VCs, Ganesan suggests.
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Common toys that help boost cognitive skills include puzzles and number games.
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The children were quizzed on their vocabulary, nonverbal reasoning and cognitive processes.
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As a result, both his cognitive and visual function are now intact.
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In earlier years, the discussions were with serious philosophers, linguists, cognitive scientists.
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Untreated hearing loss can lead to depression, anxiety, cognitive decline and dementia.
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It's time to stop living in a constant state of cognitive dissonance.
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That "something else" is generally thought to be cognitive reserve, he said.
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Current activities, not past, may be more likely to influence cognitive reserve.
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In Moscow last spring, I experienced this cognitive dissonance all over again.
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That paper was published in 2008 in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience.
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Race and class have everything to do with this abiding cognitive dissonance.
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Neglect was more common among those with poor health and cognitive impairment.
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But by adopting intermittent fasting, that cognitive load number was steadily dropping.
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Both of these enhancements still involve major augmentations of certain cognitive capacities.
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I had cognitive behavioral therapy, but I still can't seem to stop.
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Cognitive behavioral strategies offer paths to redirect thoughts during cravings, she said.
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Upon release, cognitive-behavioral therapy like Pavlovian conditioning is a common route.
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Watching Brianna struggle at Fraser's Ridge, then, was a cognitive-dissonance affair.
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Well, I would say probably my biggest fear was of cognitive decline.
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Some were emaciated and appeared to have cognitive deficiencies from the abuse.
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How much does the quality of air indoors affect your cognitive abilities?
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The research quantified the visual and cognitive demands placed on the driver.
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It suggested that the bigger the waistline, the lower the cognitive ability.
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The goalkeepers Alisson selects to prove his point exemplify that cognitive dissonance.
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Though their political positions are opposite, the cognitive mechanisms are strikingly similar.
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Often, the two tasks require two very different sets of cognitive demands.
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The gold-standard treatment for social anxiety disorder is cognitive behavioral therapy.
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We've done enough admiring of the cognitive elites and their marvelous articulacy.
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It's possible to imagine any of these processes leading to cognitive decline.
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There is no long-term evidence of general improvement in cognitive performance.
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One recent study suggested a link between air pollution and cognitive decline.
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The groom's mother, a cognitive psychologist, is a research consultant and contractor.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy, or C.B.T., is a common form of talk therapy.
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Calling out cognitive dissonance at Davos generally hasn't gotten people very far.
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Participants were also offered brain scans as part of their cognitive evaluation.
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We become aware of new patterns and our cognitive abilities are improved.
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Microsoft already offers Azure Cognitive Services for recognizing images, speech and language.
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This proposal currently is Exhibit A in showing the agency's cognitive dissonance.
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The cognitive hurdles to manage our privacy online are simply too steep.
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That's partially because people typically use a mix of cognitive skills — i.e.
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Research repeatedly illustrates a strong association between cognitive ability and leadership performance.
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TC: Interesting that changing voice patterns can help you diagnose cognitive decline.
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Clinical studies have examined the cognitive effects of hay fever more directly.
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"Inflammation and oxidative stress have been implicated in cognitive decline," Devore said.
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"Studies show even walking is associated with better cognitive outcomes," Casaletto said.
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There are some cognitive benefits to slowing a dog down at mealtime.
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Dark patterns work by exploiting shoppers' cognitive biases, according to the report.
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The Cognitive Solutions business produced $4.6 billion in revenue, down 2.5 percent.
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There was also a questionnaire for self-reporting functional or cognitive declines.
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WinterLight Labs is working to diagnose cognitive impairments using short speech samples.
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They have cognitive abilities, but are designed to have no free will.
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" Plus, "you will discover your cognitive biases when making privacy-related decisions.
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A commercial race to bring cognitive-training applications into the mainstream ensued.
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The effects are irreversible: limits in cognitive development, stunted height and weight.
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That cognitive, or thought-based, process provided some instantaneous relief, he said.
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Does your aging loved one have Alzheimer's, or another cognitive-impairment condition?
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"There are already low-resolution forms of cognitive enhancement," he points out.
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So he received brain scans for beta amyloid and took cognitive tests.
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The altered interneurons enhanced gamma rhythm activity, generating cognitive improvement in mice.
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Smartphones, in this light, are kind of like a new cognitive shortcut.
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Humans are inherently, psychologically motivated to reduce the discomfort of cognitive dissonance, and fewer things will create more painful cognitive dissonance than watching those sworn to protect shoot and kill a civilian who posed no threat to them.
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"Chronic use can cause slowing of the electrical activity in the brain," Dharia said, explaining that because opiates depress the central nervous system, they can cause sleep-wake cycle changes, mood changes, cognitive issues and even cognitive decline.
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VR more quickly gets you to that spot so you can then use cognitive strategies to overcome it, which is slightly different than cognitive behavioral therapy, which is slightly different than the phobia therapy, which uses systematic desensitization.
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Ever since 2013, when DeepMind built a system that played Atari games—often better than humans—without cognitive models, and sold themselves to Google for more than half a billion dollars, cognitive models have gone out of fashion.
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The Cloud and Cognitive Software unit -- including Red Hat, as well as cloud and data platforms, cognitive applications and transaction processing platforms -- had $22019 billion in revenue, up 212.81% but under the FactSet consensus estimate of $5.43 billion.
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Gazzaley, a professor of neurology, physiology and psychiatry, launched a cognitive neuroscience research lab at UCSF in 2005 and has spent the last eight years pushing his research into the real world to help people with cognitive deficiencies.
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A German study found that people who remain at work after the normal retirement age manage to slow the cognitive decline associated with old age and have a cognitive capacity of someone a year and a half younger.
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"There is now strong evidence relating greater depressive symptoms to increased progression from normal cognition to mild cognitive impairment and from mild cognitive impairment to dementia," Dr. Donovan and colleagues reported, citing their findings and those of others.
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