Sentence examples for more general deficits from inspiring English sources

Schizophrenia is characterized by abnormalities in referential communication, which may be linked to more general deficits in proactive cognitive control.

On the other hand, if CP arises from more general deficits, prosopagnosic individuals might have problems with faces, lips, and body motion.

It is a matter of an ongoing and intense debate whether the impairment is only restricted to the processing of faces, or whether it is accompanied by more general deficits of visual processing.

Decision-making deficits can exist in the absence of more general deficits, for example in working memory (Clark and Manes, 2004).

However, it is still unclear whether this condition is entirely specific to music, or rather reflects a more general deficit in experiencing pleasure, either from aesthetic rewards in general, or in response to other types of emotional sounds.

However, it is unclear whether abnormal inferior frontal activation in adult ADHD is specifically related to a response inhibition deficit or reflects a more general deficit in attentional processing.

has also been shown to be impaired in unipolar major depression (Rogers et al., 2002), which may be indicative of a more general deficit in image transformation processes (Section 3.4).

We know that phonological STM is poor in SLI, but there has been debate as to whether this can be traced to a more general deficit affecting perception of auditory input.

A novel finding was that this Go-signal related reduction occurred on both correct Go-trials and successful Stops rather than just on Stop-failures, indicating a more general deficit than reported in previous work.

This raises the possibility that while ADHD is associated with poor performance on aspects of executive functioning, this poor performance may not be limited to executive dysfunction per se but may be part of a more general deficit or process [ 44].

While ToM and neurocognitive deficits appear to be present at all stages of psychosis and contribute to poor functioning, the ToM deficits – at least in chronic patients – are not fully accounted for by the other, more general neurocognitive deficits [ 12].