"cognitive pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recurrent thought process or behavior that a person has. For example, "Due to his cognitive pattern of avoiding difficult conversations, he's had difficulty making progress in his career."
An interface that displays a different cognitive pattern will indicate that a new schema was developed.
To date, no study has focused on the cognitive pattern of children with epilepsy with HA without MTS.
As a common example, a clinician might suggest to a client in hypnosis the idea that he or she be more deliberate about gathering objective information ("reality testing") before jumping to an erroneous and self-damaging conclusion, an unfortunate but typical cognitive pattern often associated with depression.
These observations are in line with previous FDG-PET studies showing that unlike the PD-related motor pattern (PDRP), the PD-related cognitive pattern (PDCP) expression was not significantly altered by antiparkinsonian treatment with either intravenous L-Dopa or deep brain stimulation [21].
Subjects on atypicals showed a better cognitive pattern in terms of WCST performance.
BED patients, and likewise other subjects with EDs, exhibited a pathological cognitive pattern.
Melon has developed an EEG headband that helps wearers understand their cognitive patterns.
For others, though, they might have difficulty coming forward to get a diagnosis for behavioural and cognitive patterns that don't fit with the so-called norm – after all it took Boyle until she was 52.
Watters writes about a team of researchers whose work indicates that cultural difference is not just a matter of varied manifestations of universal human qualities — it actually influences basic decision making and cognitive patterns.
If robots are to assume their long anticipated place by humanity's side and be of help to us in our partially structured environments, we believe that adopting human-like cognitive patterns will be valuable.
These mental or cognitive patterns are also of high relevance in organizational learning theory.
