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Methods: Qualitative case study design using a cognitive task analysis interviewing approach.
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Conclusions: Reports of cognitive problems at work should be carefully followed up.
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Results regarding the effect of physical activity on cognitive change were inconclusive.
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However, no associations were observed with measures of cognitive and physical capability.
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Results: The significant differences in cognitive function were manifested in different groups.
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It is yet unknown, however, whether HIFT affects cognitive functions in adolescents.
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Thus, improving their sleep may be important for maintaining their cognitive health.
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Background: According to social cognitive theory, self-efficacy is central to behavior change.
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Petersen said he could not comment specifically on the president's cognitive health.
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However, cognitive dysfunction appears even when the patients are receiving L-DOPA treatment.
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In addition, cognitive impairments are common following critical illness and ICU treatment.
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This risk includes potential impairment of physical, behavioural, cognitive and learning ability.
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In any case, our lack of dopamine leads to diminished cognitive control.
The Guardian
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He has the cognitive power necessary to fight the numeric devolution now.
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Models could therefore recreate biosignatures of cognitive dysfunction irrespective of disease state.
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Results were similar when we excluded persons with possible mild cognitive impairment.
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