cognitive and affective processes
Modeling cognitive and affective processes of designers in the early stages of design: mental categorization of information processing
... attention and elicit ‘cognitive tuning’ to meet task ...responding and does not extend to routine ...the cognitive processes (Clore & Huntsinger, 2007, 2009; Isen, ...that ...
290
Characterization of affective states by pupillary dynamics and autonomic correlates
... lae and controls the pupillary constriction, whereas SNS causes the excitation of the dilator pupillae ( Beatty and Lucero-Wagoner, 2000 ...studied and reported PD ...lighting and eye fixation ...
12
Cognitive And Affective Factors To Improve Efficiency In The Teaching Of Writing
... on Cognitive Processes Teaching writing requires a set of principles, competencies not only to achieve teaching objectives, but to facilitate its performance to learners as ...aptitude and ...
24
Klüver & Bucy Syndrome: An investigation of social and affective cognition
... of cognitive functions such as memory, decision-making, ...specific processes and be highly sensitive but also specific to their ...validity and reliability, which are not always available for ...
22
Introducing Computational Thinking in K-12 Education: Historical, Epistemological, Pedagogical, Cognitive, and Affective Aspects
... book, and not single, isolated quotations makes clear that the focus is on the use of computers as formidable tools for “addressing what Piaget and many others see as the obstacle which is overcome in the ...
278
Anomalous Experiences, Trauma, and Symbolization Processes at the Frontiers between Psychoanalysis and Cognitive Neurosciences
... hallucinatory processes as an early warning sign of psychotic disorders, given that the origin and implications of these hallucinatory processes are not agreed upon because of the complexity of the ...
18
Cognitive deficits and biases for food and body in bulimia: Investigation using an affective shifting task
... Dobson and Dozois (2004) identified 28 studies that examined attentional biases in eating disorders using the emotional Stroop ...the processes used to identify the word meaning and the ...
14
Cognitive and affective control in insomnia
... tation processes and is not necessarily associated with reduced sleep ...affect and increased anxiety during a “catastrophizing task,” in which an interviewer repeatedly asked questions about each ...
12
Monitoring Cognitive and Emotional Processes Through Pupil and Cardiac Response During Dynamic Versus Logical Task
... humans and interest various ...assessment and the rehabilitation of patients (Mateer et ...ments and the cognitive one’s during the early stages of Alzheimer’s ...The affective ...
10
Bases neurales de la compréhension de la phrase affective
... phrase affective au niveau de la phrase pourrait être modulé par le ...phrase affective est en cours afin d’évaluer l’influence du genre sur les réseaux ...dimension affective du discours et / ou à ...
305
Dispositional happiness and affective forecasting: General or specific effect?
... happiness and affective prediction about academic performance among undergraduate ...available and were requested to rate their actual emotional feelings on the same ...‘happy’ and ‘unhappy’ ...
7
Manipulation de la composante affective perçue de la douleur
... composante affective de la ...composante affective de la douleur, par le biais de l’observation de soi et de son(sa) conjoint(e) en douleur, est en mesure d ’activer les ...composante affective dans ...
113
Manipulation de la perception de la composante affective de la douleur
... manipulation cognitive a bien ...composante affective de la douleur est en mesure de moduler l ’efficacité analgésique des CIDN, bien qu'une réponse analgésique efficace à un niveau basai soit plus ...
97
Self-esteem, social adjustment and suicidality in affective disorders
... [9] and has been found to exist before the onset of and after the recovery from a depressive episode [6,11,39] ...patients and with later age at onset in UP patients; these findings were supported by ...
7
Affective work in living and working with captive dolphins
... a cognitive psychologist, when he tried to identify several kinds of ...friend and colleague of ...“affordances” and elaborated an original theory of visual ...
7
Cognitive and non-cognitive skills in developing countries
... monitoring and evaluation data from a program among youth in Mozambique aimed to foster non-cognitive skills, I contrast two different methods of capturing these skills: observational exercises (individual ...
186
Les pratiques mobilisées par une enseignante au préscolaire dans la ZPD d’élèves présentant des comportements extériorisés : une mise en lumière des interrelations entre les dimensions affective et cognitive de la relation enseignante-élève
... dimensions affective et cognitive de la relation Nous l’avons vu, Vygotsky (1934/1997) postule qu’il existe un lien étroit, voire indissociable, entre l’affect et la ...
399
Cognitive hostility and suicide.
... resentment and suspicion) than behavioural impulsivity. Although both cognitive and behavioural impulsivity may contribute to behavioural hostility, they are less likely to contribute to hostile ...
25
Does cognitive reserve shape cognitive decline?: Cognitive reserve
... Stern and colleagues propose height, alongside other anthropometric measures of development, to represent a measure of passive reserve and measures of education and occupation are seen to represent ...
28
An affective intelligent driving agent: driver's trajectory and activities prediction.
... phones and WiFi-enabled portable devices are tied to patterns of human behavior and, if properly mined, can potentially reveal a great deal of ...city, and in particular on how it is possible to ...
6