Associations to the word «Cognition»
Noun
- Neuroscience
- Perception
- Relevance
- Dementia
- Psychology
- Semantics
- Motivation
- Impairment
- Reasoning
- Kant
- Arousal
- Emotion
- Primate
- Semantic
- Schizophrenia
- Intuition
- Linguistic
- Specificity
- Behavior
- Computation
- Meta
- Schema
- Inference
- Comprehension
- Processing
- Affect
- Consciousness
- Psychologist
- Dopamine
- Learning
- Aging
- Chimpanzee
- Deficit
- Lorenz
- Knowing
- Cortex
- Brain
- Empathy
- Brahman
- Perceiving
- Psychotherapy
- Memory
- Ontology
- Konrad
- Neurology
- Coping
- Metaphor
- Newell
- Dysfunction
- Correlate
- Behaviour
- Hegel
- Thinking
- Understanding
- Autism
- Modeling
- Evolution
Adjective
- Cognitive
- Perceptual
- Spatial
- Interpersonal
- Implicit
- Neural
- Intuitive
- Behavioral
- Conceptual
- Computational
- Causal
- Sensory
- Developmental
- Syntactic
- Impaired
- Transcendental
- Reasoning
- Empirical
- Neurological
- Semantic
- Evolutionary
- Cortical
- Lexical
- Functioning
- Psychological
- Symbolic
- Adaptive
- Innate
- Phonological
- Relational
- Auditory
- Linguistic
- Physiological
- Psychologist
- Neuronal
- Comparative
- Mental
- Numerical
- Cerebral
Wiktionary
COGNITION, noun. The process of knowing.
COGNITION, noun. (countable) A result of a cognitive process.
Dictionary definition
COGNITION, noun. The psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning.
Wise words
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