Set-shifting is essential to cognitive flexibility and relies on frontal lobe function.
Type 1 processing is essential to cognitive functioning and generally serves us well; in fact we could not live without it.
There is considerable interest in maintaining working memory (WM) because it is essential to accomplish most cognitive tasks, and it is correlated with fluid intelligence and ecologically valid measures of daily living.
Yet, to study the relation between onset of diabetes and cognitive decline, it is essential to include this group and measure cognitive function longitudinally, before and after the onset of diabetes.
This paper reviews some of the main areas where it is essential to take account of the cognitive system of the user and behavioural processes more generally.
Beyond knowing the relative prevalence of pathological lesions, it is essential to weight their importance for cognitive impairment.
In fact, the opposite is the case: it is essential to combine TES with the appropriate cognitive training, and to apply it to the correct brain region, in order to use its full potential to improve cognitive performance (Reis and Fritsch, 2011).
For the integrative understanding of the neural dynamics and the cognitive function, it is essential to combine both proposed computational models and evaluate them with experimental data.
To reveal the earliest brain responses reflecting higher cognitive processes, it is essential to minimize stimulus variance.
In order to fully understand "how the brain works", it is essential to study the complex inter-play of cognitive processes in a rich natural environment and go beyond the localization of individual aspects of brain function.
