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cognitive function, all the normal processes associated with our thoughts and mental processes.
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cognitive behavioral therapy An approach to treatment that extends behavioral therapy to the modification of cognitive processes such as self-image and fantasy.
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cognitive therapy A treatment method focusing on changing an individual's inaccurate beliefs. Cognitive therapy for a gambler might involve challenging the patient's perceived odds of winning or ability to control the outcome.
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cognition high-level functions carried out by the human brain. For ex: comprehension, use of speech, visual perception, planning or problem solving.
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cognitive science The study of human intelligence and of the symbol-processing nature of cognition.
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