Sentence examples for cognition developed from inspiring English sources
Computer scientists who became interested in modeling human cognition developed a discipline typically referred to as cognitive science (see, for example, Anderson, [1983]).
"Ninety percent of scientists are comfortable that fully modern humans and human cognition developed in Africa," Dr. Marean said.
Critical thinking is not a mechanistic change, instead requiring a level of cognition developed over time, akin to a cultural shift.
Cognition develops in streaming activity of ecologically embodied, embedded, and distributed interaction.
Some aspects of spatial cognition develop very early and may be determined innately.
The fact that CWD were significantly older is actually an asset for this study, given that cognition develops with age.
However, Maestripieri thinks the data aren't strong enough to make a statistically valid case that social cognition develops at different rates in the two species.
The above inferences are also based on the theory of educational recapitulation originating from the theory of recapitulation in life science, which holds that, as individuals' cognition develops, individuals repeat the evolutionary history of the human race (Armitage 2007), although the nature of the changes in the development process might be interpreted differently (see Haaften 2007).
While Carr firmly believed that his skepticism about the Internet's benefits to cognition was warranted, he cautioned in both his essay and his book The Big Switch that long-term psychological and neurological studies were required to definitively ascertain how cognition develops under the influence of the Internet.
Thus, we can evaluate whether social cognition and physical cognition develop independently (an implicit assumption in much of comparative psychology; e.g. Call & Tomasello, 2008; Herrmann et al., 2007).
Children's perceived competence will also be measured using a short questionnaire on COPMI-specific cognitions developed by Van Santvoort [ 11].
