Sentence examples for cognitive behaviours from inspiring English sources
Behaviourally, dogs demonstrate heritable social cognitive behaviours in response to both conspecific and human cues [reviewed in [ 42]], often exceeding capabilities of non-human primates [ 43, 44].
There are complex cognitive behaviours, from superstitions to compulsive gambling to obsessive compulsive disorders, through which the desire for, or belief in, agency express themselves.
With the most complex brains of any invertebrate, cephalopods – a family that includes octopus and squid – are known for their sophisticated cognitive behaviours, including the ability to change colour in milliseconds.
For this reason, the researchers thought human prefrontal cortex (which has expanded enormously in the past few million years, and is the seat of complex cognitive behaviours such as abstract thought) would show markedly greater differences in metabolome from its equivalent in other species than was the case for the remaining tissues.
Inductive content analysis technique is useful to capture cognitive behaviours and describes perceptions in different situational contexts (Graneheim and Lundman 2004; Schamber 2000).
That occurs because of the evident human (biotic) features of divergence from routine reasoning and calculus, use of intuition and other intriguing biotic generic cognitive behaviours (introducing analogies, abstractions, relations, boundaries, equalities, consistencies, and beauties into the expert and domain-dependent reasoning) (Hofstadter 1995).
The most empirically established treatments until now are combinations of cognitive and behavioural techniques labelled cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT).
We used behavioural change theories (social learning theory and cognitive behaviour approaches (CBA)) to inform course content.
Cognitive behaviour therapy is recommended in preference to pills for mild to moderate depression and anxiety.
Jones read up on depression and asked his GP about cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT).
I've been in cognitive behaviour therapy for three years, but still find socialising fraught.
