Sentences with phrase «one's cognitive capabilities»

The authors concluded from a research study that adolescents exhibit adult levels of cognitive capability much earlier than they do for emotional or social capability.

But I think more likely is that humans were still lacking certain cognitive capabilities or perhaps they had no capability of living in large groups.

«Working with Thomson Reuters, and their vast trove of data, is an incredible opportunity to combine Watson's cognitive capabilities with a global leader in decision making solutions across science, legal, tax, and finance.

Given that the brain and cognitive capabilities of rhesus monkeys are similar to those of humans, mixed selective neurons should also be important in our own brains.

Experiments on animals have previously shown that the immune system can affect cognitive capabilities, and more recent minor studies in humans have also pointed in that direction.

And as we join all that we know about gun proliferation in America, we shall come to more accurately profile the proliferators as: 1) Self Radicalized indoctrinated Psuedo - Christians often refered to as «Evangelicals» 2) Poorly educated 3) Possessing abnormally dysfunctional cognitive capabilities 4) Lonely 5) Emaciated 6) Welfare beneficiaries or otherwise, tax avoiders 7) Descendant from white settlers.

I'm sure he just Meant it in terms of his ability to control himself at vital moments in the challenge and wasn't in someway a comment on his general cognitive capabilities.

Grandin argues that animals have formidable cognitive capabilities, albeit specialized ones, whereas humans are cognitive generalists.

However, the currently available preclinical diagnostics based on amyloid peptide and tau protein forms in the cerebrospinal fluid are not sufficiently specific, as individuals exhibiting them may still retain normal cognitive capabilities for years before developing dementia.

However, to be able to say that the two functions are separate, we also need to find patients who exhibit the reverse problem, that is, who have trouble recognising inanimate objects but still have good cognitive capabilities as regards animate objects.»

But there really isn't such a debate: Most anthropologists agree that the big - brained Neandertals had some hefty cognitive capabilities.

As a child, I witnessed my mother's struggle with MS, and saw her physical and cognitive capabilities decline at the whim of the disease.

He has lead over 119 workshops with legal clients to help define where cognitive capabilities intersect with clients» needs.

Researchers have found an inexplicable link between the practice of prayer and lowered blood cortisol levels and increased high - level cognitive capabilities.

But now new research from the University of Iowa concludes that pigeons are have a lot more cognitive capability than we thought.

A key component to Watson is its cognitive capability — to learn as it goes along.

So his point is you have to teach them to base their reality on facts — things that you can prove — and not pollute their cognitive capabilities with religion / gods / whatever.

One can't help but wonder how these cognitive capabilities and limitations have been ever present to not just us, the readers of Scripture, but to the authors and characters of Scripture themselves.

But a child who is in control is, by definition, not safe, because she doesn't have the cognitive capabilities nor experience to be the leader.

«I have lots of examples of children who were underperforming at school and who went to see educational psychologists and were tested for dyslexia and had their cognitive capabilities measured and remeasured,» says James.

At 18 months of age your toddler is learning fine motor skills, social skills, and some cognitive capabilities.

You've entailed him in as a number of mentally rejuvenating jobs as possible to enhance his cognitive capabilities, abstract idea and essential concern taking care of capacities.

I understand my kids» social, emotional, and cognitive capabilities, and I work on cultivating a relationship based on that understanding.

Dementia overwhelmingly affects over-65s and is characterised by a general loss of cognitive capability, including memory, attention and language.

If doctors can no longer give a black - and - white answer to whether a patient is conscious or not, but rather must proceed with a complex, gray - area assessment of cognitive capabilities, it will leave tenuous standards «to hang our ethical decisions on,» Whyte says.

«Our hope is that scientists and researchers will be able to use Watson's cognitive capabilities to accelerate the understanding of biology underlying diseases,» said Spangler.

When they examined these mice, they found an improvement in their cognitive capabilities.

Cetacean intelligence denotes the cognitive capabilities of the cetacean order of mammals and especially the various species of dolphin.

Reading books are an excellent tool to give your brain a workout, but exercising is also an excellent method for improving your brain health while improving your cognitive capabilities.

Cross is a subject in an ultra-secret program called Outcome, which aims to chemically increase physical and cognitive capabilities.

What was odd was that I had the cognitive capability to succeed in school, I just didn't have any of the skills.

Visuals help learners grasp concepts easily by stimulating imagination and affecting their cognitive capabilities.

The reader brings to the act of reading his or her cognitive capabilities (attention, memory, critical analytic ability, the process of inferring, visualization); motivation (a purpose for reading, interest in the content, self - efficacy as a reader); knowledge (vocabulary and topic knowledge, linguistic and discourse knowledge, knowledge of comprehension strategies); and experiences.

Humans Develop Tools to Expand their Physical and Cognitive Capabilities — Our New Tool Is the Fourth R

Chevrolet has enlisted the cognitive capabilities of IBM's Watson platform to develop the Chevrolet Global Positivity System ---LSB-...]

It is using a cognitive capability that is on the same spectrum of AI that other advanced legal tech companies operate on.

Newport defines deep work as «professional activities performed in a state of distraction - free concentration that push your cognitive capabilities to their limit.»

The new chip will borrow some cognitive capabilities from Qualcomm's Zeroth platform, which are supposed to allow the chip to learn about user patterns over time and anticipate what you might want to do next with your phone.

Newport defines deep work as,» professional activities performed in a state of distraction - free concentration that push your cognitive capabilities to the limit.»

This information is key to understanding behaviors such as tantrums and aggression, because when you realize that a toddler simply does not have the cognitive capability to pause and reflect (a function of the underdeveloped upstairs brain), suddenly you understand that this isn't poor behavior but purely an issue of brain development.

«Play therapy is a therapeutic tool because kids do not have, or do not want to use, cognitive capabilities to talk through their hurts.