Sentence examples for issue of cognition from inspiring English sources

In the latest issue of Cognition, German researchers Andrea Bender and Sieghard Beller argue that the extent of cultural diversity in finger-counting has been hugely underestimated.

The Jahai easily and consistently named the odors, whereas English speakers struggled, the team reports in the February issue of Cognition.

An interesting set of studies by Patricia Hermann, Douglas Medin and Sandra Waxman from the January 2012 issue of Cognition explores this issue and suggests a way to help children bridge the gap between humans and animals.

The issue of cognitions being intrinsically or extrinsically pramāṇas does not figure in Dignāga at all.

But it is also a reflection of the availability of texts; the contracted nature of the Lectura secunda has focused the efforts of scholarship on book I and issues of cognition.

Scientific American takes up the issue of embodied cognition.

The crucial issue of how cognition should be assessed is emphasized, especially the sensitivity of measurement.

Recent research has examined the issue of rater cognition [ 14– 16] in order to understand, and perhaps train for, the underlying cognitive processes that raters use when judging the abilities of their learners.

Given the complex arguments that Buddhists have engaged in around the issue of self-cognition, it is of interest that here Vasubandhu simply states, without argument, that we can perceive the mind directly.

The results suggest that we may have an automatic sense of "hierarchical meter"—a pattern of strong and weak beats that governs our expectations of music, the researchers write in the February 2017 issue of Brain and Cognition.

For more discussion of the issue of intermediaries in cognition in medieval philosophy, especially in Aquinas, its relation to skepticism, and whether it should be construed in terms of the modern "direct realist" vs. "representationalist" distinction, see Klima 1996b.