Sentence examples for cognitive shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Our collective cognitive shortcomings are so numerous I've written a book about them.

The study, accepted for publication in The Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, looked at 84 players with an average age of 25; it found that headers led to the kinds of cognitive shortcomings seen in people with frontal-temporal brain injuries.

If she is "competent" in the sense of having no cognitive shortcomings (in particular, her memory is in good working order) and is slightly idealized in one or two other ways, she will notice the change in qualitative character.

The findings suggest that inefficient and inequitable initial contracts can occur, in part, because of the cognitive shortcomings in human decision-making processes that reveal themselves early in the arrangement before learning and trust building can accumulate.

Examples include physical pratfalls (e.g., slipping in the mud), cognitive shortcomings, loss of control over the body, shortcomings in physical appearance (e.g., zipper open), or failure at privacy regulation [1], [2], [3].

With the aid of a human factors perspective, this paper addresses a few of these challenges, including questions that focus on who owns the problem, treating cognitive and system shortcomings as separate issues, why knowledge in the head is not enough, and what we are learning from health information technology (IT) and the use of checklists.

However, it is also clear that more research is needed to decide what cognitive or psychological shortcomings really are responsible for the apparent underuse of a truly human capacity, the ability to use communication to iconically refer to an absent entity.

Their shortcomings related to cognitive and motivational issues need to be remedied.

Despite shortcomings, particularly in capturing cognitive deficits, the Expanded Disability Status Scale is the assessment of disability progression most widely used in clinical trials.

Results suggest that this shortcoming could be explained by cognitive (in consistency, marginally relevant affective frames and lack of conceptual clarity about what response time measures represent.

Similarly, whether an explication improves instrumental rationality depends on accurate identification of the psychological mechanisms that underpin human cognitive capabilities and how their various aberrations, biases, and shortcomings can be mitigated (see Bishop and Trout 2005 ).