Psychological variables targeted by the intervention (e.g., cognitive restraint, disinhibition, urge-related eating behavior, emotional eating, eating-related experiential acceptance, mindfulness and motivation) changed in the expected directions, and many of these changes were consistent with decreases in weight loss.
A cognitive model of drug urges and drug-use behavior: role of automatic and nonautomatic processes.
Though learning 'object-action' affordances and using such knowledge for prediction and planning is an active topic in cognitive robotics, this article urges to go beyond and look at "property-action" networks instead.
However, the researchers still urge caution – and frequent cognitive and brain monitoring – for youth and high schoolers engaged in impact sports.
In a somewhat lampooned paper – it won an IgNobel award in September for "improbable research" – Australian and American researchers examined the "effect of acute increase in urge to void on cognitive function in healthy adults".
Both Mr. Trump and his former Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, were urged to undergo baseline cognitive testing for comparative purposes if symptoms developed during their presidency.
Even stroke neurologists have been urged to better recognize cognitive impairment in patients with cerebrovascular disease.
Andrew Dewald, a professor of cognitive psychology at the University of Hawaii, however, urged caution when comparing the cognitive abilities of humans to that of a non-human species.
Volkow and others have postulated that this inability to regulate food intake can be seen as a brain-related dysfunction whereby reward-driven urges for food override the cognitive ability to limit food intake [ 33].
This construct of emotion (and thus of emotion dysregulation) is very broad and includes emotion-linked cognitive processes, facial and muscle reactions, action urges, physiology, and emotion-linked actions [ 39].
PRIME Theory proposes that impulse generation is a low-level cognitive process that lies outside of awareness unless the impulse is frustrated, in which case it becomes consciously experienced as an urge to engage in behaviour (West & Brown, 2013).
