The authors argue for a place of prominence for cognitive science in understanding nursing factors associated with patient safety.
In his later philosophical works, especially Von der Wahrheit (Of Truth, 1947), he continued to give prominence to cognitive models derived from Hegelian phenomenology, and he proposed a concept of the encompassing (das Umgreifende) to determine the phenomenological gradations of thought and being.
These data, along with our findings, supported the notion that DMN accounts for prominence in cognitive behavioral models of SAD.
Cognitive therapy has recently gained prominence in the treatment of schizophrenia with process and content interventions being two general approaches to address cognitive dysfunctions.
The increasing prominence of neural explanations in cognitive, social, developmental, and clinical psychology raises important philosophical questions about explanation and reduction.
"And the symptoms that emerged fit, including the dominance of sleep problems, headaches and cognitive issues, as well as the distinctive prominence of auditory symptoms," she said.
Richard Peña illustrated that "Sensual films, as a type of film that appeals to sensory experience rather than cognitive understanding", had recently made a return to prominence.
If a man perceives that the other person is willing to engage in sex, for example they have been flirting, alcohol-related cognitive disruption may result in them focusing on the prominence of sexual arousal at the expense of less salient cues such as their partner's protests [ 40].
Despite all that has happened in cognitive science, imagery has by no means regained its former prominence in philosophy.
The results of this study also suggest that, in terms of page placement, Nigerian newspapers give more prominence to HIV/AIDS activity news stories than HIV/AIDS cognitive news stories in their coverage of HIV/AIDS issues, although the difference is not statistically significant.
