Then, the reduction in conduction causes deficiencies in sensation, movement, cognition, or other functions, depending on which nerves are involved (Compston and Coles, 2002; Scherer and Wrabetz, 2008).
For example, critics of the extended mind thesis, such as Adams and Aizawa (2008) and Rupert (2004, 2009b), have objected that those arguing for the thesis have confused or elided the distinction between external causes of cognition and external constituents of cognition.
Study of the nature, content and causes of cognition (buddhi, jñāna, upalabdhi) lies at the very centre of the Nyāya philosophical method.
On Aquinas' theory the species cannot effect the sense organ and cause a cognition, he seems to think.
Instead of simply pointing out that there is a problem, and leaving it to the DevOps team to figure out the root cause, the Cognition Engine handles both in an automated way.
Though Olivi accepts the traditional theory of species in medio, sensible qualities that fill the air between the senses and their objects, he denies that these species are the efficient cause of cognition.
It is possible that negative bias is activated by unfair proposals, causing negative cognition to be automatically induced.
Typically, new patients take a short test of mental status, provide a thorough medical history and are checked for conditions that may be reversible causes of impaired cognition.
Epilepsy surgery often causes changes in cognition and cerebral glucose metabolism.
Together with recent studies of chimpanzee functional brain activity [22], [24], [27], [28], [29], our non-invasive physiological examination will aid further investigations into the proximate and ultimate causes of human cognition.
