Negotiator cognition by Bazerman, Max H., Carroll, John S.

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Cognitive psychology by Dzulkifli, Mariam Adawiah

Subjects: “…BF309 Consciousness. Cognition…”
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Cognitive flow by Moneta, Giovanni B.

“…Flow is a predominantly cognitive state of deep concentration and task absorption that makes a person feel one with the activity. …”
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Cognitive homelessness by Williamson, T

“…That they explained this special feature in very different ways hardly needs to be said; what is remarkable is their agreement on our possession of a cognitive home in which everything lies open to our view. …”

Mustelidae cognition by Newman, C, Buesching, CD

Cognitive therapy. by Fairburn, C, Wilson, G, Agras, W

Cognitive foreclosure by O'Loughlin, P

“…In short, the regulatory and policy landscape showcases that we may be moving closer towards an antitrust world whereby firms can manipulate consumers’ psychological shortcomings to foreclose competition – a new form of nefarious conduct that might appropriately be termed “cognitive foreclosure”. And because consumers’ cognitive anomalies are the drivers behind this new form of potentially anti-competitive conduct, consumers simultaneously are the potential solution. …”

Cognitive Phenomenology by Bayne, T, Montague, M

“…The central concern of the cognitive phenomenology debate is whether there is a distinctive 'cognitive phenomenology'-that is, a kind of phenomenology that has cognitive or conceptual character in some sense that needs to be precisely determined. …”

Anaesthesia and cognition by Murphy, K

“…It is well-established that anaesthesia has short-term effects on cognition but an increasing body of work suggests that anaesthesia may have longer-term effects on learning and memory, beyond the point at which the drugs are eliminated from the body. …”

Cognitive neuroscience. by Iversen, S, Muller, R

Cognitive anthropology? by Zeitlyn, D

Cognitive Therapy by Kuyken, W, Beck, A

Cognitive droughts by Mani, A, Lichand, G

Cognitive development by Ulijaszek, S

Subjects: “…Cognitive development…”

What is cognition? by Bayne, T, Brainard, D, Chittka, L, Heyes, C

Cognitive energizer by Qamaruz Zaman, Faridah, Yaacob, Muhammad, Rahmat, Mohd Hafizad, Zamzuri, Azmir

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Cognitive impairment by Ahmad, Hafandi, Tengku Azizan, Tengku Rinalfi Putra, Mohd Noor, Mohd Hezmee, Abu Hassim, Hasliza, Abdul Ghani, Ahmad Afifi, Azmi, Mohd Azri, Shahudin, Mohd Syafeeq, Abd Halim Shah, Muhammad Muzammil, Mohd Azmi, Amirul Faiz, P Rameli, Mohd Adha, Ab. Latip, Mohd Qayyum

“…Cognitive ability is directly related to physiological condition of the brain. …”
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Effectiveness of cognitive rehabilitation on mild cognitive impairment using teleneuropsychology by Carlos Martínez Canyazo, Greta Keller, Belen Helou, Micaela Arruabarrena, Nicolas Corvalán, Agostina Carello, Paula Harris, Monica Feldman, Rodrigo Fernández, Ismael Luis Calandri, María Eugenia Martin, Ricardo Francisco Allegri, Lucía Crivelli

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The impact of Alzheimer’s disease on the cognitive aspect and its cognitive management by Sara SAHRAOUI, Laurent LEFEBVRE

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COGNITIVE PROTOTYPE AS A DATA STRUCTURE FOR COGNITIVE STRUCTURES STORING by O. A. Ryzhov, A. M. Popov

“…The analysis of formal models of knowledge representaion in human minds allowed us to forge a definition of two new concepts: cognitive prototype (CP) as a processable and flexible data structure for representing models of cognitive structures (CS) in computer environment and knowledge base (KB) of IES based on CPs as a UML-model to storage and further process the content of educational courses based on cognitive prototypes.…”
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