Sentence examples for Cognitive underpinning from inspiring English sources

The dissociation of callous unemotional from conduct problems in ASD may indicate a different cognitive underpinning.

This work furthers our understanding of the cognitive underpinning of language processing and acquisition, and helps us design models and algorithms that will allow machines to process human language.

Studies of dyslexia provide vital insights into the cognitive architecture underpinning both disordered and normal reading.

Testing these predictions against those of the insight hypothesis will be necessary to shed light on the actual cognitive mechanisms underpinning spontaneous string pulling.

These two conditions define the emotional and cognitive differences underpinning regret with respect to other negative emotions like disappointment for a loss [12].

Our findings, as well as providing clues about the cognitive processes underpinning sequential tool use in New Caledonian crows, also argue for a shift away from the traditional modes of analysis: examination of the complexities in behaviour, including the types of error made, should be as important to forming conclusions about cognition as simply reporting whether or not behaviour is shown.

Lab-based investigations have revealed the cognitive mechanisms underpinning the negative effects of maths anxiety.

Decision science studies the cognitive processes underpinning the selection of evidence, specifically the filtering and integration of current scientific information into changing contexts [ 22].

Complementary playback experiments allow direct testing of hypotheses regarding the attribution of meaning to calls, the cognitive mechanisms underpinning responses, and/or the adaptive value of primate behavior.

We designed a novel operant paradigm for rats (observing response task (ORT)) to further examine cognitive processes underpinning checking behaviour and clarify how and why checking develops.

Other major sources of disruption include both IT systems that are not designed to reflect the cognitive processes underpinning clinical work, as well as the resulting workarounds that arise as humans try to circumvent the limitations of IT.