For example, persons who are beyond the mildest state of AD may be cognitively incapable of assessing their QoL using an instrument such as the EQ-5D [ 9]; the task of estimating QoL becomes more difficult as cognitive function worsens [ 10].
In these cases of mixed pathology, clinical diagnosis can be more difficult as the cognitive decline more closely resembles the cognitive profile of AD with the addition of some of the unique DLB-associated symptoms [ 25, 26].
The patterns in the questions become progressively more difficult, requiring greater cognitive capacity.
Generally, it is more difficult to improve cognitive function than psychological well-being or mental health, including such dimensions as energy and fatigue, body pain, and psychological wellness as measured by the SF-12.
That line and its music inflate emotional affect not through the easier gambit of cognitive dissonance, but, rather down the far more difficult neural pathway of cognitive unification.
It is clear that inclusion of such factors makes the assessment of decision-making capacity, and now voluntariness, much more difficult than consideration of cognitive factors alone.
Alternatively, infrequent reminders may simply make it more difficult to engage the cognitive control mechanisms required to suppress retrieval due to a lack of preparation (cf. Hanslmayr et al., 2009) or practice.
On the other hand, students may fail to use non-adaptive factors in their evolutionary explanations because the concept is more difficult to accommodate into existing cognitive frameworks compared to selective reasoning concepts.
Although the other conditions build on the control conditions and are more difficult, we believe that the cognitive operations required in the control condition are by no means simple from an information-processing perspective.
'A woman finds that more difficult.' 'As a result, their cognitive performances can be affected, giving women a disadvantage, particularly in important, stressful jobs.
