"It needs to get cognitive exercise.
Some scientists argue that the secret to thinking like a young person is cognitive exercise.
It's not just good business practice; it is also a sound form of cognitive exercise.
These activities not only increase your cultural IQ they are also a good form of cognitive exercise.
Cognitive exercise also helped improve executive functioning, the kind of decision-making ability associated with a mission control center.
In many ways, it's a cognitive exercise and is therefore something academics find attractive — it's no surprise that they favor such a practice.
And his target audience is not abused children, who would probably be unable to make use of the highly structured, cognitive exercise outlined in the THRIVE model.
One version told participants the study was meant to increase their happiness, while the other simply told them they'd take part in a cognitive exercise.
This success, coupled with later research showing that memory itself is not genetically determined, led Ericsson to conclude that the act of memorizing is more of a cognitive exercise than an intuitive one.
The following warm-up strategies were applied: a hands-on exercise (group 1), a cognitive exercise (group 2), and no warm-up (control, group 3).
"Brain training" (i.e., enhancing, rehabilitating, or simply maintaining cognitive function through deliberate cognitive exercise) is growing rapidly in popularity, yet remains highly controversial.
