The second is when one radio can assume that another is cognitive and resolve interference locally.
Most cases of post-operative cognitive impairment resolve, but others may linger, placing patients at increased risk of mortality, loss of independence and motor functions, and lengthier hospital stays.
He walks readers through breathtaking experiments, like an artificial replacement for a rat hippocampus, and he proposes a few tweaks to the classic brain design, like a digital module to root out and resolve cognitive dissonance.
In the PISA 2003 framework, problem solving is referred to as "an individual's capacity to use cognitive processes to resolve real, cross-disciplinary situations where the solution path is not immediately obvious" (OECD [2004], p. 156).
Adopting practices of oppression need not be the result of accommodation or adaptation; it need not be the result of an attempt to resolve cognitive dissonance at an unconscious level, or of resigned habituation to oppressive circumstances.
These results are generally interpreted by assuming that, following the detection of conflict, PFC-driven cognitive control processes resolve conflict and increase future performance by increasing top-down control over sensory processes [15], [16], [17].
It has been shown that alcohol abuse is associated with a clear and consistent pattern of general cognitive deficits, which resolve to some extent with protracted abstinence [ 38].
The ACC is thought to play a role in detecting conflict and engaging cognitive control to resolve it (for review see: Carter and van Veen, 2007).
Second, in the context of continuous losses, the decision making process may require more cognitive control to resolve the conflict/negative emotion (higher frontal brain activation).
Because reading is such a highly practiced process, an incongruent condition creates conflict between the word and the color, requiring increased cognitive control to resolve the conflict, and resulting in longer naming latencies for incongruent conditions.
