Sentence examples for Cognitive imbalance from inspiring English sources

In learning activities, Herrera (2006) suggests that interventions should promote cognitive imbalance, high-level interaction and the development of thinking skills.

These are consistent with current models that disagreement with others might evoke "error" signals, cognitive imbalance, and/or aversive feelings, which are plausibly detected in these brain regions as control signals to facilitate subsequent conforming behaviors.

Psychometrically, developmental asynchrony may be reflected on Wechsler's IQ tests in the verbal-performance discrepancy [ 21], which quantifies the cognitive imbalance between abilities in verbal abstraction and concrete nonverbal reasoning [ 22].

Finally, whereas SVPD is a well-established indicator of cognitive imbalance [ 54], it would be useful in future research to characterize developmental asynchrony more precisely, for example, with Piagetian concrete and formal operational tasks [ 55], whose combination with IQ tests allows a deeper description of reasoning heterogeneity [ 56].

Multiple sclerosis is a frequent neurologic disease, which causes sensory impairment, fatigue, cognitive deficits, imbalance, loss of mobility, spasticity, and bladder and bowel dysfunction.

Common risk factors for falls are postural instability, cognitive impairment, and gait imbalance.

I've always struggled to understand that sort of cognitive and emotional imbalance that Europe shows towards the Jewish-Arab conflict.

In this paper, we investigate the possible reasons for this imbalance in cognitive activity between the novice and expert designers in the rate of information processing driven by their relative experience in drawing production and sketch recognition.

When we compared adjusted-ARQ to the difference in DTI measures of these two pathways, we did not find a significant correlation either TD or FA of these superior and inferior frontal tracts, indicating that the ARQ-related structural changes were not the result of an imbalance between cognitive control and hedonic brain circuits (at least at the usual level of statistical significance).

Components of this definition also highlight the power imbalance and cognitive inability of survivors younger than 18 years to understand the behavior or consequences of the sexual context (statutory rape) [ 67, 68], and often involves multiple incidents over time [ 69, 70].

Interestingly, chronic infusion of nicotine (3.25 mg/kg/d for 7 d) was able to rescue the reduced dendritic complexity, the excitatory/inhibitory imbalance and the cognitive impairment in Tg CHRNA5/A3/B4.