Sentence examples for cognitive mental from inspiring English sources

Cognitive mentalization is an inference about the cognitive mental state, mainly beliefs, of other persons.

"Play is such an important part of child development – physical, cognitive, mental, social, psychological," says Susan.

"Reading is a cognitive, mental, emotional action, and today it is under pressure from all this speed of the internet and the whole digital world".

I started talking with the neuroscientist David Eagleman, and it seems that cognitive mental processes really are going on while we're sleeping that relate to our waking life.

The term disability often is used to refer to a disease or disorder, whether a chronic medical condition (e.g., diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, or multiple sclerosis) or a broader impairment (e.g., a physical, cognitive, mental, or sensory disorder), that affects a person's capacity to function.

He also conceptualises common ground as cognitive mental models (Van Dijk 1999).

Some will think that Horgan and Timmons have stipulated a new use for old terms, but they respond by defending phenomenological criteria for dividing cognitive from non-cognitive mental states that justify counting nonrepresentational states among the cognitive.

Bradley calls this level of experience "feeling" to remind us that we are dealing with a non-cognitive mental state below the level of thought; and it is also called "immediate experience" because it is as yet unmediated by any mental operations such as attention and abstraction.

For example, the process type can be material, mental-perceptive, mental-cognitive, mental-desiderative, mental-emotive, relational-attributive, relational-identifying, behavioural, existential or verbal.

This test measures mainly three different health factors: physical, cognitive-mental, and social-supportive health.

The patient was able to walk independently, and had no cognitive or mental disorders (i.e., Mini-Mental State Examination score above 23 [44]; no dementia).