The phrase "cognitive communication" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of exchanging information and ideas through cognitive or mental processes, such as language, memory, and perception. Example sentence: Effective cognitive communication is crucial in promoting understanding and collaboration among individuals from different cultural backgrounds.
The FIM includes motor (self-care, sphincter control, transfers, locomotion) and cognitive (communication and social-cognition) subscales.
There is no silence more resounding than that of a cognitive communication malfunction.
Products may address vision, hearing, fine and gross motor, sensory, cognitive, communication, safety, and learning needs.
We refer to channels of communication which link the user to various electronic appliances and computers as cognitive communication channels.
Another paper unpacks the success of organizations like Google in using aesthetic communication (color, shape and sound), rather than cognitive communication (words and text), to foster creativity and shape what organizations do.
Our results indicate that the higher participants' hierarchical position, the higher their amount of social and cognitive communication, which in turn was also positively related to their network position within CoL.
The dissociation risk of cortical and subcortical pathways related to cognitive-linguistic processing due to intracranial lesions can augment possibility of lexical-semantic processing deficit in acute phase which probably contributes to later cognitive-communication disorder.
Courses included Writing for Social Change, Cognitive-Communication Disorders, Foundations of Leadership, Third Wave Feminisms, Environmentalism and Island Nations, and Professional Skills for Business.
The representativeness of the very old age group (85+ years) is also limited, possibly due to a higher prevalence of cognitive-communication impairments in this group.
The reasons for exclusion and loss to follow-up are listed in Fig. 2 and show that the main reason for exclusion was the presence of cognitive-communication impairments.
An overlay cognitive radio communication which induces an opportunistic secondary communication through the small-scale fading mechanisms inherently present into the mobile channels was proposed here.
