Sentence examples for cognitive sections from inspiring English sources

Participants were asked to rank each of the screening tests in order of importance within the motor, sensory, and cognitive sections.

The UKCAT Consortium has commissioned an initial study into the predictive validity of the cognitive sections of the test, This study reports the use of UKCAT scores in selection of applicants for the main medical programme of each of the 26 medical schools in the UKCAT consortium.

The cognitive section consists of 27 items (each item assess a single type of cognition) grouped into three subsections: odd thinking/ unusual perceptual experiences (9 items), non-delusional paranoia (3 items) and psychotic experiences (15 items).

The cognitive assessment of participants included measures of verbal memory, memory for faces, verbal fluency, visuo-spatial abilities and the cognitive section of the Cambridge Examination For Mental Disorders Of The Elderly (CAMCOG) – MTHFR genotype had no clear association with cognitive scores.

Psychotic symptoms were assessed using the cognitive section of the DIB-R [ 22].

The mean score for the cognitive section and the psychotic experiences subsection were significantly lower for the BPD group than the SC group (DIB-R cognitive section: t (54) = 2.79, p = 0.007; psychotic experiences subsection: U (54) = 75.50, p < 0.001).

Neither the DIB-R cognitive section nor any of the DIB-R cognitive subsections were significantly correlated with PSP total score in either group.

In the present study, the assessment of psychotic features considered the total score for the DIB-R cognitive section, the prevalence of each type of thought and scores on the DIB-R cognitive subsections.

The Alzheimer's disease Assessment Scale – Cognitive section (ADAS-cog) [ 39] consists of an 11-item battery of short neuropsychological tests and is widely used to monitor the progression of cognitive deficits in clinical trials.

As expected, patients with BPD showed less severe symptoms than those with SC, as indicated by higher scores on both DIB-R cognitive section and DIB-R psychotic experience subsection.

DIB-R C: DIB-R cognitive section; PODD: odd thinking/unusual perceptual experiences; PPAR: non-delusional paranoia; PPSI: psychotic experiences; PSP tot: PSP total score; Area A: useful activities; Area B: personal and social relationships; Area C: self-care; Area D: disturbing and aggressive behaviors.