Sentence examples for cognitive experiences from inspiring English sources

Cognition is a source of experience; and cognitive experiences may well be assimilated by plants not only to institute immediate responses but also to be stored as a memory.

Then again, the subway is already a major throwback as cognitive experiences go — it's an information blackout zone, the rare place where you can't have, within instants, a rundown from Wikipedia on the history of rapid transit and information from your iPhone app about the fastest route to take to Coney Island.

Bradley rejects this, arguing that there is level of a non-cognitive experience at the foundation of all cognitive experiences.

The purpose of this study was to examine how a combination of motivational and instructional variables can be best utilized in an intervention program to improve students' emotional and cognitive experiences during argument writing.

In the SPA brand stores with this more comfortable fitting room, customers presumably explore the store more actively, choose to try on items more frequently, and have an increased number of various emotional and cognitive experiences, along with a wide variety of judgmental experiences.

Standardized tests remain skewed toward the cultural and cognitive experiences of privilege.

I rarely have the exact same visual or cognitive experience.

It stands to reason that we might apply these new technologies to understand the cognitive experience of dogs.

In an interview, Dr. Hill compared it to another less than lofty cognitive experience: rubbernecking.

For Robeyns, "The Headquarter" came closest to recreating the sensory and cognitive experience of the autistic.

Because human cognitive experience requires a body and the body a position in space, human experience is necessarily perspectival and thus incomplete.