cognitive process
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- noun
- /ˈkɒɡnɪtɪv ˈprəʊsɛs/
- Specialized
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proceso cognitivo
- The third phase refers to the cognitive processes required for learning new information effectively.
- cognitive processes underlie
- involve cognitive processes
- cognitive process of writing
Some drugs are more harmful, and for example, some interfere with cognitive processes more than others.
- Some drugs are more harmful, and for example, some interfere with cognitive processes more than others.
- You're being paid for the quality of your cognitive processes.
- Creativity is considered the ultimate cognitive process.
- Short term memory is one of the cognitive processes that's most highly correlated with the G factor.
- And so we actually proposed to interlocking cognitive processes.
- Slowly but surely, all those cognitive processes start to get cohered into the structure of the heart.
- And then the things in the back of the chart tend to be more higher order, higher order cognitive processes like synthesize, apply, create.
- So they've got to hold off the action and that has to result from a cognitive process of the cortex is involved in this in a major way.
Examples
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Successful narrative discourse processing requires a variety of cognitive processes and includes linguistic comprehension and production abilities.
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Word processing supports the physical, social, and cognitive processes involved in writing.
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When we meet someone, an immediate cognitive process takes place.
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The third phase refers to the cognitive processes that are necessary to understand connected text.
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We also must not ignore the connection between the development of mathematical skills and cognitive processes.
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A second version of this approach aims to strengthen cognitive processes and academic skills within the same intervention.
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Finally, the influence of cognitive processes on story processing performance differed for the two groups.
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Stereotypes are part of the knowledge structure of our cognitive processes and are necessary to organize our environment.
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Findings may have implications for how cognitive processes interact with discourse processes.
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Doodles, sketches, and drafts provide clues about the cognitive processes that underlie the effort of shaping ideas.
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Synonyms
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Careful use of your mind to consider something
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Mental steps used to consider and solve a problem
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A mental process used for thinking or solving problems
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The ability to think, remember, and understand
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A brain activity like thinking, remembering, or deciding
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A careful, serious kind of thinking about something
A mental process that changes information, like thinking or remembering
A simple mental action like seeing, remembering, or paying attention
How Complex
- Specialized
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4.4
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derived from the constituents: 'cognitive' denotes mental/brain-related and 'process' denotes a sequence of steps or operations, so together they signal a mental operation. This compositional pattern is literal and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Cognitive process gives a simple image: imagine your mind as a small factory where parts work in steps to take in, store, and use information. The word cognitive means 'thinking' and process means a series of steps, so together they mean the mental steps you use for 'remembering', 'learning', or 'deciding'.