Sentence examples for slowed thinking from inspiring English sources

Other symptoms may include fatigue, depression, anxiety, irritability, restlessness, tingling, memory problems, slowed thinking, changes in body temperature, sweating and constipation.

Women with Sheehan's syndrome, which results from blood loss during childbirth, have problems breastfeeding, suffer tiredness, weight gain, constipation, low blood pressure and slowed thinking.

Typical symptoms are tiredness, intolerance to cold, constipation, weight gain, hair loss and slowed thinking, as well as a slowed heart rate and low blood pressure.

Patients with fatigue report having decreased mental endurance and slowed thinking and feel overwhelmed [ 4].

In this study depression interfered with cognitive performance as it negatively correlated with cognitive flexibility; in our case BED patients showed longer average time of Type U answers in HCST that could be explained by slowed thinking - a characteristic symptom of patients with depression.

It slowed thinking and breathing.

I learn today, via Geoff Pullum, that a fake book, "Fast and Slow Thinking" by a nonexistent Karl Daniels, is selling on Amazon to customers who think they are buying the excellent "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Daniel Kahneman.

Fortunately, conservative-hierarchical-individualistic investors are not condemned to remain skeptical forever, but can flip the switch from what Daniel Kahneman calls "fast" to "slow" thinking (Kahneman 2011).

Kahneman describes these as "fast" and "slow" thinking.

This allowed participants time to implement deliberate conscious strategies involving working memory, active rehearsal, and verbal categorization, all cognitive processes characteristic of System 2, "Slow Thinking".

But certainly being prone to self-control and to slow thinking in general, you'll find differences in children aged 3 or 4, and some of these differences persist into adulthood.