Sentence examples for cognitive interpretation from inspiring English sources
"Schachter Singer Theory" has discussed that the emotional stimulus is caused by general physiological arousal, and the brain interprets this arousal cognitively, and this cognitive interpretation leads to the emotional experience [15].
The perception-based mental representation of the self is what we mean by the self-image -- which, on the cognitive interpretation, means much more than mere self-esteem.
The meaning-based mental representation of the self is what we mean by the self-concept -- which, again, on the cognitive interpretation, means much more than mere self-esteem.
Neurocognitive studies with infants have often reported inverted hemodynamic responses, i.e. a decrease instead of an increase in regional blood oxygenation, but the exact physiological explanation and cognitive interpretation of this response remain unclear.
The three communities, who still total about 90,000, according to non-profit organisation Cultural Survival) call themselves the 'Elder Brothers' and are ruled by mamos, who maintain an ancient cosmovision (a conscious, cognitive interpretation of the world) based on a worship and custodianship of Mother Nature.
This combination would provide the necessary elements for a cognitive interpretation of the figure which would then be followed by modulatory top-down influences by which some contours (particularly the illusory ones) would be enhanced while others would be suppressed [86].
This is particularly useful in nonhuman animal studies where cognitive interpretations are ambiguous.
But the subjects follow only a few decision rules for basing their play on their information, and these rules have simple cognitive interpretations.
Statistical and cognitive interpretations of the findings are discussed.
Two-level theories of emotion extend this model to suggest that cognitive interpretations of physiological changes shape self-reported emotions.
Antonovsky refers to these occasions as the 'noise' [ 15] of incomprehensible and unpredictable stimuli, which can destabilise our cognitive interpretations.
