| cognition |
the act or process of thinking, questioning and analysing.
Ãâó: www.cox-associates.co.uk/glossary/technical.php
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| cognitive dissonance |
definition required
Ãâó: mcgraw-hill.co.uk/he/web_sites/business/marketing/...
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| cognitive science |
Examines if everything that humans know as history, scientific knowledge and religious and political beliefs is created by humans through their language and vocabulary. OR, are there some things that we know mainly in the area of nature and science that every human would see and understand in the same way? 2+2=4 is an objective statement with the same meaning for everyone, if the items counted are stones, or eggs from the same chicken. ...
Ãâó: www.greeleynet.com/~cnotess/gloss.htm
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| cognitive development |
This refers to the sequence of changes that occur to the cognition of a person as they mature.
Ãâó: www.nelmh.org/content_show.asp
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| cognitive |
Mental ability to gain knowledge, including perception, and reason.
Ãâó: cgi.www.care.org.uk/student/abortion/fs/fs11.htm
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