Sentence examples for cognitive catalyst from inspiring English sources
Dr. Spelke has proposed that human language is the secret ingredient, the cognitive catalyst that allows our numeric, architectonic and social modules to join forces, swap ideas and take us to far horizons.
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Cognitive technologies are also a catalyst for making other data-intensive technologies succeed, including autonomous vehicles, the Internet of Things, and mobile and multichannel consumer technologies.
For seven years this number has followed me around, has intruded in my most private data, and has assaulted me from the pages of our most public journals". He was also the main author of "Plans and the Structure of Behavior," a 1960 book that was a catalyst for the cognitive revolution in psychology.
Distress works as a catalyst in the process of cognitive restructuring that is needed to look at the world in new ways characteristic of PTG.
Changes in vasculature with healthy aging as well as vasculopathic changes (risk factors for stroke) may accelerate structural and functional changes that serve as a catalyst for cerebrovascular disease and eventually cognitive impairments.
Mechanisms (c) encompass behavioral, cognitive, or affective processes to accommodate changes in catalysts (initiating social comparisons, reordering goals).
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's novel Émile; ou, de l'éducation (1762; Emile; or, On Education) is credited by historians as the catalyst of educational reform in Europe that combined both the physical and cognitive training of children.
His work has identified early family experience factors (such as child physical abuse), peer relations factors, and social-cognitive patterns that serve as catalysts for aggressive behavioral development.
