Sentences with phrase «cognitive energy»

The reviewers use a good deal of cognitive energy just reading your manuscript.

Which gives you much less cognitive energy for pumping out the good stuff.

«Most consumers, materialists and nonmaterialists alike, just passively take in this information; they don't waste a lot of cognitive energy on what it means.

One reason this is true is because images are static, which means that students don't need to invest a lot of cognitive energy in recalling previous information, the information they need stays right in front of them.

When children read more fluently, they can devote more cognitive energy to comprehension and thus they enjoy reading more.

«We think this may be due to the fact that it takes a lot of cognitive energy to lie,» Van Swol says.

Using emotional and cognitive energy to push thoughts away will not stop them from continuing to intrude over time.

The cognitive energy it takes to come up with words is more intense.

The researchers discuss that this may be because multiple - choice questions are less cognitively demanding, and research suggests that less demanding retrieval practice activities promote stronger retention because they allow students to focus all of their cognitive energy on a simple task.

That results in a greater ability to more accurately read their content - level text, and to learn from that text, instead of it being so laborious to get words off the page that there's no cognitive energy left over for comprehension and critical thinking.

Light as means of verbal information and flow of cognitive energy, for years at the heart of the artist's creative thinking, is interpreted in these recent works with new coordinates that point to unfamiliar directions of investigation.