Sentence examples for cognitive kinds from inspiring English sources

Memory consolidation is just one psychological phenomenon, and so its ruthless reduction to molecular events doesn't establish a general claim about unitary mechanisms across widely divergent taxa for other shared cognitive kinds.

So we should expect that the molecular mechanisms for any causally efficacious cognitive kind be "universally conserved".

Gärdenfors 1988 developed a semantical theory of a cognitive kind and applied it to formalize Ramsey's ideas.

The structural and dynamic differences between the folk psychological and emerging cognitive neuroscientific kinds suggest that the theories affiliated with the latter will also correct significantly the theory affiliated with the former.

The problem, he writes, is that academic success is believed to be a product of cognitive skills the kind of intelligence that gets measured in IQ tests.

It concerns a kind of cognitive depletion, a sort of "cognitive tax" on the poor.

It's a kind of cognitive dissonance, or better, a kind of doublethink, where two conflicting ideas co-exist in one brain.

Instead, we use a dynamic tool, a cognitive map, a kind of internal representation of our surroundings that becomes familiar.

And that we can't or won't always do that creates a horrible kind of cognitive dissonance, which we bury in all kinds of specious and ultimately patronizing notions of what's best for those who need the help.

Both individual and group formats of the following psychological treatments were included: behavior therapy involving some kind of exposure, cognitive therapy which uses some kind of cognitive restructuring, cognitive-behavior therapy involving elements of both cognitive and behavioral therapies, and other psychological interventions.

Concepts, kinds, and cognitive development.