Sentence examples for a cognitive aspect from inspiring English sources

A difficulty arises when attempting to explain extension in the case of empirical objects, which are apprehended by means of a cognitive aspect.

I see it now". There's a cognitive aspect to it, but then as the psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk has shown, the body keeps the score.

We suggest that the insensitivity for social cues is a cognitive aspect of schizophrenia that may be seen as an endophenotype as it appears to be present both in relatives who are at increased genetic risk and in a genetic disorder at risk for schizophrenia-spectrum psychopathology.

Workaholism is really a more cognitive aspect of that.

It is included in the HBSC study, as it represents an important cognitive aspect of the complex, multi-faceted concept of wellbeing [ 46].

Nieremberg et al.[ 30] suggested that decreased quality of life and psychological well-being may be an intrinsic cognitive aspect of minor depression.

Further, not all cognitive aspects had an equal predicting value for aesthetic preference.

Similarly, to the objection that cognition must have a basis (āyatana) for its arising, Vasubandhu responds by appealing to the theory of seeds in the mental stream: the physical object and the cognitive faculty which together provide the basis for the arising of a particular type of cognitive awareness are now seen as an object-oriented cognitive aspect and its internal representation.

Future studies uncovering dopamine receptor subtypes involved in an arousal or cognitive aspect of disinhibited courtship should provide substantial insights on the underlying cellular mechanism.

With respect to the questions on use during a certain period, the cognitive aspect seems more relevant, thus one might argue that more measurement errors will occur in these self-reports.

This is because knowledge, on this view, is simply the cognitive aspect of a more general notion, that of achievement.