Cognitive and affective learning strategies / by O'Neil, Harold F., Spielberger, Charles Donald, 1927-

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Cerebellar Cognitive Affective Syndrome by Feray Güleç, Serhan Işıklı, Çağdaş Eker, Süha Özaşkınlı

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Affect, Cognition and the Neurosciences by Tony D Sampson

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Piaget's theory of cognitive and affective development / by 466345 Wadsworth, Barry J.

Cognitive and affective motivation in conceptual modelling by Antonio L. Furtado, Angelo E. M. Ciarlini

“…In this paper, we argue that the rules should take into account both cognitive and affective characteristics, as can be conveyed, for the various agents, by their individual profiles and current internal states. …”
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Cognitive determinants of affective forecasting errors by Michael Hoerger, Stuart W. Quirk, Richard E. Lucas, Thomas H. Carr

“…In the present investigation, we examined both individual differences and contextual variables associated with cognitive processing in affective forecasting for an election. …”
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Affective and cognitive impairments in patients with epilepsy by I. Blazhina, V. Korostiy

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Cognitive determinants of affective forecasting errors by Michael Hoerger, Stuart W. Quirk, Richard E. Lucas, Thomas H. Carr

“…In the present investigation, we examined both individual differences and contextual variables associated with cognitive processing in affective forecasting for an election. …”
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Investigating Latent Interactions between Students’ Affective Cognition and Learning Performance: Meta-Analysis of Affective and Cognitive Factors by Jian Li, Eryong Xue, Chenchang Li, Yunshu He

Subjects: “…affective and cognitive factors…”
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Cognitive psychology and emotional disorders / by Williams, J. Mark G.

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Is aberrant affective cognition an endophenotype for affective disorders? A monozygotic twin study by Meluken, I, Ottesen, N, Harmer, C, Scheike, T, Kessing, L, Vinberg, M, Miskowiak, K

“…We observed no aberrant affective cognition in affected and high-risk relative to low-risk twins. …”

Social relationships : cognitive, affective and motivational processes / by Forgas, Joseph P., Fitness, Julie

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The psychology of evaluation : affective processes in cognition and emotion / by Musch, Jochen, Klauer, Karl C.

Dimensions of inattention: Cognitive, behavioral, and affective consequences by Jennifer M. Yip, Natalie M. Jodoin, Todd C. Handy

“…Inattention to one’s on-going task leads to well-documented cognitive, behavioral, and physiological consequences. …”
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Cognitive-affective syndromes in children with cerebellar tumor by Viktor Lacusta, Anatoliy Litovchenko

“…Features of cognitive-affective disorders depending on lesion lateralization (left/right hemisphere of cerebellum) were identified.For effective diagnostic of cognitive-affective disorders in children with cerebellar tumor, along with analysis of clinical manifestation, adequate use of neuropsychological tests is recommended.…”
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Cognitive and Affective Theory of Mind across Adulthood by Simona Raimo, Maria Cropano, María Dolores Roldán-Tapia, Lidia Ammendola, Daniela Malangone, Gabriella Santangelo

Subjects: “…cognitive theory of mind…”
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Editorial: Cognitive and affective factors in relations to learning by Mikaela Nyroos, Johan Korhonen, Riikka Mononen, Riikka Mononen

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The role of the salience network in cognitive and affective deficits by Jakub Schimmelpfennig, Jan Topczewski, Wojciech Zajkowski, Kamila Jankowiak-Siuda

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An Affective and Cognitive Toy to Support Mood Disorders by Esperanza Johnson, Iván González, Tania Mondéjar, Luis Cabañero-Gómez, Jesús Fontecha, Ramón Hervás

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Subjective wellness, cognitive-affective strategies and family by Carmen Delia Díaz Bolaños, José Carlos Rodríguez Trueba, Raquel Irene Rodríguez Rodríguez

“…To interpret reality, our thinking uses certain cognitive-affective structures. Events by themselves do not produce behavioral, emotional and cognitive consequences, but rather through a process of personal evaluation of events, these consequences occur. …”
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