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cognitive behavioral therapy An approach to psychotherapy that helps patients take control of their illness, and their lives, through insight, self knowledge and planning.
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cognitive Pertaining to the mental processes of perceiving, thinking, and remembering; used loosely to refer to intellectual functions as opposed to physical functions.
Ãâó: professionals.epilepsy.com/page/glossary.html
cognitive thought processes
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cognitive psychology Movement in psychology (opposed to behaviourism) which argues that human behaviour is changed by appeals to thought processes.
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cognitive impairment Deterioration or loss of intellectual capacity that requires continual supervision to protect the individual or others. It is measured by clinical evidence and standardized tests of (1) short or long term memory, (2) orientation as to person, place and time, or (3) deductive or abstract reasoning. It can result from Alzheimer's disease or other form of dementia.
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