The young are naturally credulous, imaginative creatures, and the rest of us sentimentalize these cognitive facts by associating them with innocence and wonder.
The Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Cognitive (FACT-Cog) version 3 questionnaire is designed to assess perceived cognitive function and impact on quality of life in cancer patients.
At least, medical education and post-graduate education of physicians should contain information about the pro-cognitive limitations, the fact of pro-cognitive placebo-effects and the relevant side effects as well as the safety profile of potential CE drugs as well as ethical and social implications.
In fact, cognitive measures included scores from batteries of different cognitive tests, single global cognitive test scores such as the MMSE total score, as well as the use of a factor analytic approach to combine test scores into various domains of interest (e.g. memory, spatial, psychomotor, executive function, attention).
"And kids are cognitive of the fact that the more they have on their résumé, the better".
"Even people who still have money are cognitive of the fact that they might be one of the few that are doing this".
In fact, cognitive impairment, in turn, can determine changes in dietary habits and consequent nutritional deficiencies.
In fact, cognitive neuroscience studies have demonstrated that a sense of location helps us to make connections and remember details.
In fact, cognitive flexibility seems to be a core ability for the development of a satisfactory pattern of social interaction which allows these individuals to actively take part in life in society.
Malala not only recovered but suffered no loss of her cognitive abilities; in fact, she emerged even stronger.
This experiment did not incorporate any experimental manipulations (such as different attentional or memory demands) that could explain at a cognitive level the fact that prospective estimates are longer than retrospective ones, as this was not the purpose of the study.
