| cognitive ability |
The ability of the brain to process, retrieve, and store information. Impairment of these brain functions is common in patients with dementia, drug intoxication, or head injury.
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| cognitive impairment |
The loss of intellectual function, i.e., of the ability to think effectively. It may occur briefly after drug overdose or alcohol use, during sepsis, or after severe head injury. Permanent cognitive impairment may occur in o
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| cognitive rehabilitation |
Cognitive retraining.
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| cognitive retraining |
Restoring analytical skills, decision making, memory, and reasoning through stimulation and practice. SYN: rehabilitation, cognitive.
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| cognitive psychology |
The study of how we carry out our everyday tasks and how we cope with the booming, buzzing confusion of stimuli which constantly bombard us during our waking life.
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