Sentence examples for cognition error from inspiring English sources
Located behind the forehead, the frontal lobes help create the social brain, melding emotions, cognition, error detection, the body, volition and an autobiographical sense of self.
These associations (increased response times or cognition errors) were reported in occupational (Echeverria et al. 1994, 1995; Seeber 1989) and residential (Altmann et al. 1995) studies related to dry-cleaning PCE exposure.
In the occupational studies (Echeverria et al. 1994, 1995; Seeber, 1989), cognition errors ranged from 4 to 30% at exposures of 12 23 ppm, depending on the subtest that was used.
Cognitive bias modification for cognitive errors (CBM-errors) is a second generation CBM-I procedure which manipulates seven types of cognitive error and is especially relevant to depressive cognition.
13 Yet Patel and colleagues 8 make the strong case that such workplace complexity leads to impaired cognition and error.
41 Cognition and error form a crucial nexus that we must understand if patient care is to be as safe as possible.
In their review of cognition and error, Patel and colleagues provide us with an ambitious research agenda to explore this nexus.
Cohen and colleagues used the theoretical framework of distributed cognition (also used extensively in aviation and the military) to examine cognitive errors in a busy psychiatric emergency department [ 21].
In other words, for a given level of cognition, fewer errors on AMNART, i.e. higher cognitive reserve, is associated with higher levels of t-tau, lower levels of CSF amyloid-β1 42 amyloid-β1 42erebrandatrophy when compared with subjects with low cogreater reserve.
They are justified by appealing to models of cognition that represent error and bias in terms of qualities that are gender symbolized as "feminine" and stereotypically attributed to women.
9 While our capacity to design safe interactions with clinical IT is still rudimentary, we do know enough about error, cognition and technology to identify a number of research priorities.
