MMSE is a test of global cognition that assesses multiple cognitive areas, i.e., orientation, immediate and short-term recall, attention and calculation, word finding, figure construction, reading and writing skills, and ability to follow a 3-step command.
Those changes involve cognitive areas and drug-rewarding circuits.
There is also a natural segregation between high-level (abstract) cognitive areas and low-level (concrete) perceptual areas, most notably the visual cortex.
Lower performance in one or more cognitive areas — memory, language, attention, visual spatial skills — than is expected for the person's age and educational background.
Alzheimer's disease is an illness characterized by disorders in cognitive areas such as memory and orientation disturbances [36].
Neocortex, in spite of its parcellation into diverse sensory, motor, associative, and cognitive areas, exhibits a rather stereotyped local architecture.
Related impact on the imaged cognitive areas, primary motor cortex, and primary sensory cortex could not be observed.
The SCD-Q consisted of 24 items assessing three cognitive areas, including memory (11 items), language (6 items), and executive (7 items) domains.
Granted access to all cognitive areas, he learns to play the piano in three days, finishes writing his book in four, and swiftly makes himself a millionaire.
This bias plays a role in a wide range of cognitive areas, making a headline about a murder more attention grabbing than one about a marriage, for example.
The greater weighting of the Verbal Comprehension and Perceptual Reasoning Factors into the Full Scale score benefits the students with strengths in the higher level cognitive areas.
