cognitive造句

Finally, cognitive dissonance shows up with children.

Metaphor is a cognitive phenomenon, a powerful cognitive tool for our conceptualization of abstract categories.

This situation has been shown empirically to enhance cognitive development.

What you've just experienced is the power of cognitive dissonance.

To them, Mr. Obama’s rise triggers severe cognitive dissonance.

My favourite explanation, though, is to do with cognitive dissonance.

From the cognitive perspective, synaesthesia is also a kind of metaphor, and it embodies metaphorically cognitive and thinking processes.

Imagery and construal are two synonymous notions in cognitive Grammar, referring to peoples cognitive ability to construe a situation in alternate ways for purposes of thought or expression.

Pondering upon the finiteness of the main cognition, the otherness and the relativity of the cognitive value-standard, Zhuang Zi indicated the suspicion of cognitive activities.

C-type conflict, or "cognitive conflict," focuses on problems and issues related to differences of opinion.

Metaphor is not only a means of trope but also a cognitive approach.

One theory is that people simply find some music more pleasant for aesthetic or cognitive reasons.

One of the lingering challenges in cognitive psychology is the evolution of language.

At heart cognitive therapy encourages people to see that some of their thoughts are mistaken.

Atkinson concludes that language might have been the essential cultural and cognitive innovation that fueled human colonization of the globe.

This thesis applies the principle of salience in cognitive grammar to the translation of Chinese classical poetry.

Icons are a complicated topic from a cognitive standpoint, and we will only highlight a few key points here.

They were given memory and cognitive skill tests and a brain scan to gauge the extent of their disease.

To further the study of historical epistemology is the needs of historical cognitive activity and the development of the historiography.

These ideas about rationality derive from a restricted and mistaken view of rational thought - one not in accord with the study of rationality in modern cognitive science.

By adding this concept to our cognitive toolkit, Rushkoff argues, we will have a better chance of using technologies “consciously and purposefully” and of resisting that bias.

Somatoform symptoms are very real; they impair quality of life, and can also cause clinically relevant disorders that may require psychological treatment, such as cognitive behavioral therapy.

Half the group had a diagnosis of ADHD, and those who practiced tai chi also had an improvement on the cognitive problem subscale of the CWSS, she reported.

For example, in some cultures, somatic symptoms predominate in the expression of the disorder, whereas in other cultures cognitive symptoms tend to predominate.

When people pucker up the brain finds it difficult to process the sensation if cognitive power is also being used to analyse what we see, said psychologists from Royal Holloway, University of London.

Those who had washed their hands, however, appeared to have reduced cognitive dissonance and rated their chosen and rejected CDs about as they had before having to choose between them.

They discovered happy people who are less outgoing relied less on partying and drinking to be happy and more on connections with family and friends or cognitive strategies, such as positive thinking.

The other aspect of rationality studied by cognitive scientists is termed epistemic rationality. This aspect of rationality concerns how well beliefs map onto the actual structure of the world.

Based on the supportive evidence gained from" pacing strategy" study, this paper hypothesized that the" fatigue management strategy" of CNS could be influenced by the changes of cognitive beliefs on fatigue and volitive efforts improved through mental training.