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cognitive

[kog-ni-tiv] / ˈkɒg nɪ tɪv /






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These metabolic problems have been associated with higher chances of cognitive decline and various forms of dementia.

From Science Daily

However, people with cognitive impairment continue to receive these medications at higher rates, even though they are more vulnerable to harmful side effects.

From Science Daily

The emotional cost is what psychologists call cognitive burden.

From BBC

It tells me that you enjoy staying busy is important for your mental and cognitive health, and that you are someone who benefits from structure and gets a kick out of setting goals.

From MarketWatch

This strategy, anchored by the tagline “Keep Thinking,” stems from research showing a growing fear that AI might lead to cognitive decline as people rely more on the tech.

From The Wall Street Journal