cognitive development
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cognitive
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈkɒɡ.nə.tɪv/us/ˈkɑːɡ.nə.t̬ɪv/
connected with thinking or conscious ...
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development
noun
uk/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/us/dɪˈvel.əp.mənt/
the process in which someone or something grows or changes and becomes ...
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Therefore, the net impact of premature mortality and impairedcognitivedevelopmentis loss of future earnings.
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Effects of foster care following institutionalization oncognitivedevelopmentand behavior problems.
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Language, but more importantly, the dialogue between parents and child, fosterscognitivedevelopment, and integrated representations of self and other.
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The implications of the sections oncognitivedevelopmentand brain function are inclusive of language.
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The ontogeny of inhibitory mechanisms : a renewed approach tocognitivedevelopment.
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The two groups differed not only with respect to age and generalcognitivedevelopmentbut also with respect to exposure to explicit spelling instruction.
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And why does the fact that the brain continues to develop for up to 20 years automatically support constructivistcognitivedevelopment?
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To date, artificial neural networks are the computational systems that have been most widely applied to the study ofcognitivedevelopment.
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Identifying specific environmental risk factors is necessary to inform intervention planners aiming to promote children'scognitivedevelopment.
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Psychological approaches can be used in older people with learning disabilities, but need to be tailored to the level of an individual'scognitivedevelopment.
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In what follows, we explore potential answers to these questions by examining computational models ofcognitivedevelopment.
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Structural and functional brain development and its relation tocognitivedevelopment.
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We know that the social environment is immensely important in shaping children's language acquisition, constraining children'scognitivedevelopment, and predicting children's school achievement.
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We suggest that normal neural andcognitivedevelopmentrequires a delicate balance between specialization and integration.
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Regression models significantly predicted receptive language andcognitivedevelopmentat 24 months but not expressive language.
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Bilingualism andcognitivedevelopmentin relation to threshold theory.
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They concluded that iron has a role incognitivedevelopment.
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This can be attributed to bothcognitivedevelopmentand changes occurring to the color vision system.
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