Fridays I've been quite ill" (Andrew, 40s); "[T] he holiday travel exertion was too strenuous… [I] collapsed (Wanda, 50s)." All of the participants reported cognitive triggers such as reading, writing, and computer work, watching television, and listening to the radio.
In addition, both functional and structural connectivity were increased between cortical motor areas and dorsolateral prefrontal cognitive networks, and decreased within prefrontal cognitive networks (presupplementary motor area to frontopolar regions), providing a potential underlying mechanism for both cognitively triggered jerks and cognitive impairment in juvenile myoclonic epilepsy.
They regard perception as a cognitive episode triggered by causal interaction between a sense faculty and an object.
9 In addition, several studies from our group have also evidenced that minocycline improves cognitive impairment triggered by both cerebral ischemia and diabetic metabolic disorder.
In conclusion, our study showed that the vasoactive drug cilostazol, a PDE III inhibitor, prevented cognitive decline triggered with Aβ deposition by facilitating Aβ clearance out of the brain and preserving neurovascular unit.
Consequently, vivid imagination of thin ideals after exposure to a fashion magazine was induced in order to trigger cognitive processes.
Ethier et al. [37] studied the impact of four websites' interface features on the cognitive process that trigger online shoppers' emotions.
Local irritants stimulate the nervous system via chemosensory pathways that trigger cognitive distraction, subjective complaints about impaired health, and physiological defense reflexes (e.g. eye-blinks).
This paper examines the impact of four Web site interface features on the cognitive process that trigger online shoppers' emotions, operationalized as mental states of readiness that arise from appraisal of events and considered as direct antecedents to approach or avoidance behaviors.
This may contribute to impairments in cognitive functioning and trigger or exacerbate epilepsy.
