cognitive

Examples

• All

• Children develop their cognitive skills as they engage in play and learn new concepts.

• The third phase refers to the cognitive processes that are necessary to understand connected text.

  Academic text (2011)

• I said, is there some kind of a cognitive test that I could take?

• It's part of our cognitive make up.

  Danny Jones

• Nick Biden says he takes a cognitive test every single day.

• It's a deeply cognitive and very social experience.

• Listening effort involves the attention and cognitive resources required to understand speech.

  Academic text (2011)

• An approach along the lines of the principles of cognitive behavioral therapy can be helpful.

  Academic text (2011)

• There are indications that show that therapy can improve cognitive functioning, memory quality...

  Rise of the Planet of the Apes (2011)

• Too often, educational systems focus on cognitive understanding at the expense of clear, uncomplicated perception.

  Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

C

cognitional

vscognitive

• Specialized

9.3

Relating to the thinking and mental processes people use to learn

focuses more widely on perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning processes

Compounds

C

cognitive function

• Specialized

6 4.1

The ability to think, remember, and understand

C

cognitive process

• Specialized

2 4.4

A mental activity such as thinking, remembering, or learning

C

cognitive science

• Specialized

2 3.8

The scientific study of how the mind thinks, learns, and understands using ideas from several sciences

C

cognitive scientist

• Specialized

2 4.9

A scientist who studies how people think, learn, remember, and use language

C

cognitive psychology

• Specialized

1 4.4

Study of how people think, remember, and solve problems

C

cognitive neuroscientist

• Specialized

1 6.3

A person who studies how the brain makes thoughts, feelings, and memory

C

cognitive neuroscience

• Specialized

1 5.7

Study of how the brain makes thinking, memory, and behaviour happen

B

basic cognitive process

• Specialized

4.6

A simple mental action like seeing, remembering, or paying attention

C

cognitive operation

• Specialized

6.4

A mental process that changes information, like thinking or remembering

C

cognitive semantics

• Specialized

8.6

How people create and understand the meaning of words and sentences using thought and senses

C

cognitive state

• Specialized

6.5

The condition of a person's thinking, attention, and memory

C

cognitive content

• Specialized

6.0

Information in a thought, idea, or message

C

cognitive factor

• Specialized

5.9

A part of the mind like attention and memory that affects how people think and act

H

higher cognitive process

• Specialized

7.7

Thinking that uses what you have learned to reason, plan, or solve problems

How Intellectual

intellectual

380 5.5

intellective

• Formal

8.7

theoretical

133 6.3

cognitive

• Specialized

134 5.4

practical

507 2.6

emotional

648 3.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology