The phrase "reduce cognitive load" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of lessening the mental effort required for a task or activity, which can improve overall cognitive performance. Example: To enhance learning, teachers should design lesson plans that reduce cognitive load by breaking information into smaller chunks and using visuals to aid understanding.
The purpose of this paper is to describe an experimental study to reduce cognitive load and enhance usability for interactive geometry software.
We also surveyed the effectiveness of structural features designed to reduce cognitive load, including graphical overviews, restricted access to links, and visible link types.
Educational literature suggests that digital learning material provides opportunities to promote active learning, to present individualized feedback, and to reduce cognitive load.
Constructing mental images seems to reduce cognitive load and to increase comprehension and learning outcome when the mental visualization processes are not disturbed by externally drawing pictures on paper, whereas drawing pictures seems to increase cognitive load resulting in reduced comprehension and learning outcome.
I'm a sucker for apps that, on the surface at least, appear incredibly simple and reduce cognitive load considerably.
To reduce cognitive load due to emotion reporting, separate annotation sessions were conducted following music listening/EEG recording sessions.
The unfamiliarity of the report causes some learners to instantly reject the feedback, highlighting the concrete need for education on the unique blueprinted format to reduce cognitive loading.
Cognitive scaffolding can reduce cognitive loads by transforming difficult and complex problems into more manageable and accessible tasks, providing predictable ways to move through activity structures, restricting the options available to the learners and setting social norms for participation and the use of resources [ 74, 75].
Start-ups get complex quickly and having a coherent philosophy reduces cognitive load and improves results.
This not only improves quality of life by reducing cognitive load for patients, but also has yielded improved outcomes for short and long term measures.
Participants using HindSight had fewer collisions, increased their space to other vehicles, experienced reduced cognitive load, and reported a perceived increase in awareness.
