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NPIs for dementia have broad effects, which include improving behavioural and cognitive facets of dementia, as well as improving the overall wellbeing of a patient (and, potentially, their caregiver).
The analysis of different types of CCT and its outcomes was guided by Ward, Bochner, and Furnham's (2001) ABC (Affective, Behavioural, and Cognitive) model that comprehensively explained the affective, behavioural, and cognitive facets of cross-cultural adjustment.
Emotional and cognitive facets of trait empathy showed similar associations with vicarious embarrassment ratings (see Table 2).
However, delusions are multidimensional (i.e., emotional and cognitive facets) and often co-occur with auditory hallucinations.
His concerns regarding art included cognitive facets of aesthetics—in physiological and psychological studies of sensation as relate to music and painting and cognitive function in art as compared with science.
Besides cognitive facets of problem-solving competence, we also consider non-cognitive facets of competence (e.g., self-concept, interest) to play a role in problem solving in the workplace.
In a pilot study, we assessed the cognitive facets of problem-solving competence in a similar way as in the present study and found smaller (even zero) correlations with non-cognitive facets, which we then measured by universal self-report questionnaires (Rausch under revision).
Amongst other findings, they found small to medium positive correlations between cognitive and non-cognitive facets of competence (Rausch et al. 2016; see also Rausch and Wuttke 2016; Seifried et al. 2016; Wuttke et al. 2015).
In our research, EES serves to measure the non-cognitive facets of competence presented in Fig. 1 (components C and D).
Instead, we developed a method EES to measure non-cognitive facets of problem solving 'in situ'.
Therefore, content validity also calls for the measurement of these non-cognitive facets of problem-solving competence.
