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Meanings of cognition in English

Russian
познание
Portuguese
cognição
Spanish
cognición
Catalan
cognició
Wikidata

Mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses.

Related terms
познание
Portuguese
cognição
Catalan
saber
Spanish
cognición

The psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning.

cognição
Synonyms
Examples for "knowledge"
Examples for "knowledge"
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Without question, knowledge is power; but access to information is also important.
Ebony
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That hasn't happened, a second source with knowledge of the situation said.
Reuters
3
Conclusion: The knowledge related to oral health among nursing students was good.
Pubmed
4
Ryan said China had already given some information but knowledge gaps remained.
Reuters
5
I believe in sharing knowledge & ideas for the good of society.
Wired
1
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Cratylus
Usage of cognition in English
1
However, further investigation is necessary to isolate the cognition-enhancing effects of ascorbate.
Pubmed
2
Results: The associations between neuropathology and cognition are still not entirely clear.
Pubmed
3
However, sensory perception, awareness, and cognition emerge from the combination of information.
Pubmed
4
Threshold effect of age on cognition was performed using a smoothing function.
Pubmed
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However, little is known about the functional genetic pathways involved in cognition.
Pubmed
6
In the morning after they woke up, they were given cognition tests.
Reuters
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Results revealed that performance on the social cognition task was significantly heritable.
Pubmed
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The source of cognition lies in the mind of each human being.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Thus, improvement of cognition may have high impact on patients' daily life.
Pubmed
10
Identification of key variables predicting cognition is necessary to guide these interventions.
Pubmed
11
We assessed mood to control for possible momentary affective influences on cognition.
Pubmed
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Thus, networks intrinsic to adaptive, flexible cognition are vulnerable to broad-spectrum psychopathology.
Pubmed
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Only when the mouse started working again did cognition return to normal.
Wired
14
Secondary outcomes included measures of anxiety, apathy, quality of life, and cognition.
Pubmed
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Cephalon is also planning to study Nuvigil's effect on fatigue and cognition.
Reuters
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Successful navigation within the autobiographical memory store is integral to daily cognition.
Pubmed
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Translations for cognition
Cognition through the time
Cognition across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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