Sentence examples for cognitive concerns from inspiring English sources
In their research, the San Francisco researchers asked caregivers, friends or relatives to fill out a questionnaire rating the emotional responsiveness of 62 people with M.C.I. and 64 with Alzheimer's; 111 people with cognitive concerns served as a control group.
Studies presented Wednesday at an Alzheimer's Association conference in Boston showed that people with some types of cognitive concerns were more likely to have Alzheimer's pathology in their brains, and to develop dementia later.
Additionally, AS cognitive concerns mediated the relationship between these constructs.
The current study examined the relationship between OCD symptoms and insomnia and the potential mediating role of AS cognitive concerns.
Anxiety sensitivity cognitive concerns (ASCC), refer to fears of mental catastrophe or losing control over mental processes.
Accounting for general AS, cognitive concerns was related to worry and depression and social concerns was related to worry, depression, and social anxiety.
Worry refers to the cognitive concern about the possibility of failure and the consequences of failure; and emotionality is the physiological change characterised by nervousness, tension, autonomic reactions and so on.
These neurologists made the diagnosis strictly according to the published criteria [ 10, 11]: cognitive concern by subject, informant, nurse, or physician; impairment in 1 or more of the 4 cognitive domains; essentially normal functional activities; and absence of dementia.
Such responses are classified as affective (assessing feelings as pleasant or unpleasant), cognitive (concerning beliefs, opinions, and ideas about the attitude object) and behavioural (concerning behavioural intentions or action predispositions).
Affective-cognitive concerns about cancer (worry, fear, and perceived vulnerability) were rated using a 10-point Likert scale.
The Cronbach's α for the physical concerns and social-cognitive concerns was 0.88 and 0.79, respectively.
