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cognitive
  • US /ˈkɑɡnɪtɪv/
  • UK /ˈkɒgnətɪv/
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解釋
  • adj. 認知的：認識的：有認識力的；
例句
  • Despite his young age his cognitive abilities were above average

不滿情緒的解藥 (An Antidote to Dissatisfaction)

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  1. while cognitive behaviorial therapy was developed to change negative feelings.

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基本收入研究新方向講習班 (New Directions in Basic Income Research Workshop)

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  1. cognitive functioning.

  2. cognitive tax.

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馬里奧真的很邪惡嗎？ (Is Mario Really Evil?)

馬里奧真的很邪惡嗎？ (Is Mario Really Evil?) Image 12:53
  1. this is also a sign of cognitive dissonance, that feeling that you get when you recognize

  2. good things about the choice made”. from cognitive dissonance we try to find cognitive

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我的恐怖惡夢小組項目 (My Horrible Nightmare Group Project)

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  1. and thought she could just read them like that without any details or cognitive thought!

    然後以為她就可以這樣照著唸 完全不附加任何細節或認知想法！
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鄧寧克魯格效應 (The Dunning Kruger Effect)

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  1. this cognitive bias is known  as the dunning–kruger effect.

    這種認知偏差被稱為鄧寧-克魯格效應。
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如何正確的學習--費曼技術篇 (How To Learn Properly - Feynman Technique)

如何正確的學習--費曼技術篇 (How To Learn Properly - Feynman Technique) Image 05:34
  1. concept i talked about quite often on this channel cognitive dissonance which

  2. concept properly is extremely effective because it allows you to use cognitive

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早晨好！ (Good Morning!)

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  1. your cognitive powers are strongest once your brain has had a chance to shake off that sleep inertia.

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遺忘的解決方案｜Jair Castellanos｜TEDxCoatzacoalcos (La solución que olvidamos | Jair Castellanos | TEDxCoatzacoalcos)

遺忘的解決方案｜Jair Castellanos｜TEDxCoatzacoalcos (La solución que olvidamos | Jair Castellanos | TEDxCoatzacoalcos) Image 17:20
  1. psycho pia as you pass a cornrows valerie's lisbon lori's sick open in the lucero three sonya a cognitive.

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自由主義 vs 保守主義，哪一種比較好？(Liberals vs Conservatives - Which Brain is Better?)

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  1. like national security and military spending. but studies have also found that conservatives and liberals employ different cognitive styles.

    對國家安全與軍事經費上花費的支援有所增加。但研究也發現，保守主義者與自由主義者採用不同的認知類型。
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TED】VS Ramachandran:瞭解你的大腦的3個線索（瞭解你的大腦的3個線索｜VS Ramachandran）。 (【TED】VS Ramachandran: 3 clues to understanding your brain (3 clues to understanding your brain | VS Ramachandran))

TED】VS Ramachandran:瞭解你的大腦的3個線索（瞭解你的大腦的3個線索｜VS Ramachandran）。 (【TED】VS Ramachandran: 3 clues to understanding your brain (3 clues to understanding your brain | VS Ramachandran)) Image 25:32
  1. a sort of blunting of your cognitive ability.

    而是認知能力變得遲鈍，
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咖啡能保護你的大腦!世界上最受歡迎的藥物背後的科學原理。 (Coffee PROTECTS Your Brain! Science Behind The World's Most POPULAR Drug)

咖啡能保護你的大腦!世界上最受歡迎的藥物背後的科學原理。 (Coffee PROTECTS Your Brain! Science Behind The World's Most POPULAR Drug) Image 04:58
  1. those who drank 3 cups of coffee per day had 4.3 times less cognitive decline than non-consumers.

    每天喝三杯咖啡的人，比起不喝的人，降低產生認知能力障礙 4.3 倍。
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【TED】本-鄧拉普:終身學習者（本-鄧拉普：《終身學習者》）。 (【TED】Bernie Dunlap: The life-long learner (Ben Dunlap: The life-long learner))

【TED】本-鄧拉普:終身學習者（本-鄧拉普：《終身學習者》）。 (【TED】Bernie Dunlap: The life-long learner (Ben Dunlap: The life-long learner)) Image 19:09
  1. for which, given the fact that cognitive diversity is

    事實上認知多樣性與生物多樣性
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有人對你撒謊的10個信號 (10 Signs Someone is Lying to You)

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  1. when people are lying, they have an increased cognitive load.

  2. when you ask a liar to tell their story backwards, this might push their cognitive load over

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【TED】金 · 喬吉斯: 腦傷和犯罪間令人訝異的關聯 (The surprising connection between brain injuries and crime | Kim Gorgens)

【TED】金 · 喬吉斯: 腦傷和犯罪間令人訝異的關聯 (The surprising connection between brain injuries and crime | Kim Gorgens) Image 11:43
  1. they have cognitive impairments like poor judgment and poor impulse control,

    他們有認知障礙， 像是判斷力差、衝動控制能力差，
  2. of traumatic brain injuries and cognitive deficits

    創傷性腦損傷和認知缺陷的盛行，
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TED】Steven Pinker:驚人的暴力下降(The surprising decline in violence | Steven Pinker) (【TED】Steven Pinker: The surprising decline in violence (The surprising decline in violence | Steven Pinker))

TED】Steven Pinker:驚人的暴力下降(The surprising decline in violence | Steven Pinker) (【TED】Steven Pinker: The surprising decline in violence (The surprising decline in violence | Steven Pinker)) Image 21:13
  1. there's a cognitive illusion. we cognitive psychologists know that the easier it is

    還有一個認知的幻覺：認知的心理學家都知道
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  1. relating to the mental abilities like thinking, remebering, learning etc. the "cogn" in cognitive is generally related to 'aware of something' like in cognizant and recognize.
    [example] - A person with more cognitive skills is more likely to get a job in GOOGLE.