Finally, two further studies carried out in the oldest old individuals found the opposite: metabolic syndrome was associated with better cognition (6) and decelerated cognitive decline (9).
Participants with higher global motor scores were younger and better educated, reported a larger social network; with more frequent social, cognitive and physical activities, less disability, better cognition, less depressive symptoms and vascular diseases (Table 2).
There are many positive ways to build better cognition and to lessen the chances of developing diminished cognitive ability, dementia, or Alzheimer's later on in life, all of which make us act old and feel old.
AQT, A Quick Test of cognitive speed (measured in seconds); less time indicates better cognition.
However, improved ADAS-cog scores in this study may not reflect better cognition (participation is a study per se is unlikely to improve cognitive performance), but be due to Hawthorne or learning effects.
NMSS, HADS and ACE-R were all associated with greater expectation in the cognitive and psychological domain, with worse NMSS, greater depression/anxiety and better cognition associated with greater expected improvement.
Sleep quality, in turn, translates to better cognition, clearer thinking, and increased productivity.
Biking revival requires a better cognition of cyclists' right of way by planning professionals and the society at large.
Yet an irony emerges: if the hypothesis is correct, the better cognition should only obtain when people are using their foreign language with some effort.
This research has introduced an approach to better cognition of the architectural concepts based on theory and method of semiology in linguistics.
From these, they constructed a composite measure of cognition.That measure suggested people with a VS version of the KL gene in their chromosomes had better cognition than those without one.
