We reasoned that if normal sheep could perform reversal learning, then this task would be extremely useful for measuring cognitive performance in the HD sheep.
Measuring cognitive performance by means of various brain games, tasks and tests, we are able to chart the decline in mental well-being.
This article explores the effects of transition to daylight saving time (DST) on economically relevant behavioural measures – cognitive performance and risk-taking behaviour.
Characterising inadequate aspects of IEQ as environmental stressors, these stress factors can significantly reduce self-reported work performance and objectively measured cognitive performance by between 2.4% and 5.8% in most situations, and by up to 14.8% in rare cases.
This research is the first of its kind to assess how the distance between a subject and a sun patch on the floor is related to a broad range of behavioral responses, including conclusive preference and measured cognitive performance.
Therefore, the modified dry-land version of the Biel-maze task, which measures cognitive performance using a complex multi-choice design, is more sensitive in demonstrating CPEE-induced spatial learning and memory deficits compared with a simple, rewarded-alternation Y-maze task.
The authors highlighted the clinical relevancy in establishing the link between subjective well-being and objectively measured cognitive performance.
