Sentence examples for language and cognition from inspiring English sources

The central tenet of any embodied approach to language and cognition is that high order cognitive functions are grounded in the sensory-motor system.

Far from adhering to or rejecting these hypotheses, we call upon a more balanced method to consider the brain basis of language and cognition as interplay between multiple cognitive domains.

Yet another recent study showed that, while children of mothers treated with antidepressants showed standard language and cognitive skills, children of depressed mothers who were not treated had reduced language and cognition.

The fact that these samples were drawn from a longitudinal study of ageing and dementia means that connected speech, along with other indices of language and cognition, can be serially assayed, capturing performance at both the mild cognitive impairment stage and later phases of disease progression in the same group of individuals.

Here Talbot talks about what Pepperberg's research reveals about animal language and cognition, with samples of Alex speaking.

Depending on several factors, the brain rearranges critical areas in vision, language and cognition in order to read.

Linguists have long debated the links between language, culture, and cognition.

"It doesn't make kids smarter," said Ellen Bialystok, a professor of psychology at York University in Toronto and the author of "Bilingualism in Development: Language, Literacy and Cognition".

An article in August 2010 quoted Ellen Bialystok, a noted neuroscientist and the author of "Bilingualism in Development: Language, Literacy and Cognition," stating bluntly that bilingualism "doesn't make kids smarter".

He reckons that, on coming to the centres, the children show only 20% of the memory retention of their urban counterparts and 40-60% of their language abilities and cognition.

Futurists are not the only ones, however, concerned with the strangle hold language, text and cognition have over us.