Sentence examples for cognitive credentials from inspiring English sources
The other sort, more menacingly, challenges the very basis of science by questioning its objectivity and its cognitive credentials.
Such philosophers are prepared to grant that there are normative and evaluative facts and truths, and to accept the cognitive credentials of discourse about this distinctive domain of facts and truths.
Finally, consider that a better way to promote both creativity and diversity would be to select employees on the basis of their creativity, as opposed to their cognitive ability or educational credentials, for that alone would enhance the typical diversity level of organizations.
They increase awareness of STEM career options, provide career clarification, and enhance students' cognitive and personal skills alongside their professional credentials (Adedokun et al. 2012; Adedokun et al. 2013).
In a randomized control study, the SPARX online game for treating adolescent depression was shown to be "non-inferior" to well credentialed, human cognitive-behavioral therapists.
Cognitive interviewer B, a gynaecologist in her native country (Pakistan) and in training for medical credentialing in Ontario, resided in Canada for approximately 2 years.
The escalating demand for academic credentials in the job market gives the impression of an ever-more-knowledgeable society, whose members perform cognitive feats their unschooled parents could scarcely conceive of.
