Sentences with phrase «affect everyday functioning»

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Unit 1: Brain Basics Unit 2: Factors Affecting Brain Growth and Development Unit 3: Communication and Language Development Unit 4: Cognition and Executive Function Unit 5: Social — Emotional Development Unit 6: Understanding Behavior Unit 7: The Everyday Play

Deficits in processing speed, which are common in MS, have been shown to adversely affect cognitive and everyday functioning.

Mild cognitive impairment is when brain function is below what is normally expected for an individual's age, but not significant enough to affect everyday life.

Clinically, AD patients have decreased cognitive function and lapses in memory that decline progressively and ultimately affect performance of tasks involved in everyday living.

When the behaviour affects your dog's everyday life and ability to function normally, the compulsion has become severe.

▼ Regardless of age, breed, or discipline, the stress of everyday riding, training, and competition may result in wear and tear to joint cartilage, eventually affecting joint function and performance of the equine athlete.

These injuries can lead to either complete or partial paralysis (for example tetraplegia or paraplegia); or to direct brain damage affecting your ability to function properly in an everyday way; for example affecting your speech or understanding.

Self - esteem and social support are closely associated with life and self - satisfaction and thus are affected by the perceived level of function in everyday life (it is common for patients with MS to report feeling like a burden to their family and loved ones).