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Cognitive Science (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Cognitive Science'
Articles 151 to 160 of 200:
Short memoir of Dr. MacDonald Critchley.
29 Jun 2006 
rec_pub_16909639-short-memoir-dr-macdonald-critchley.htm
Is social cognitive theory becoming a transtheoretical model? A comment on Dijkstra et al. (2006).
29 Jun 2006
rec_pub_16771884-is-social-cognitive-theory-transtheoretical-model-comment-dijkstra-et.htm
11 Jun 2006 
Fear of pain and avoidance are psychological factors of primary importance when assessing chronic musculoskeletal pain, which are often measured with the Fear-Avoidance Beliefs Questionnaire (FABQ). Both two- and three-subscale versions have been ...
rec_pub_16777446-cognitive-assessment-musculoskeletal-pain-newly-validated-greek.htm
Safety communications: warnings.
4 Jun 2006 This paper has two objectives: to identify and review factors that research has shown to be most significant in determining the effectiveness of warnings; and, to offer suggestions regarding challenges and opportunities for future research on ...
rec_pub_16759630-safety-communications-warnings.htm
Promoting effective teaching and learning in the clinical setting.
30 May 2006 This article explores the nature of teaching and learning in the clinical area. Many of the issues that mentors encounter in promoting a good learning environment and undertaking effective teaching are ...
rec_pub_16786928-promoting-effective-teaching-learning-clinical-setting.htm
30 May 2006 A case is made for the importance of working with religious material psychotherapeutically whilst at the same time being attentive to the pitfalls that may arise in doing so. A clinical vignette is presented illustrating some of these difficulties. ...
rec_pub_16774721-god-god-self-god-cognitive-analytic-perspective-relationship-god.htm
30 May 2006 In psychoanalysis, it is commonly thought that ideas (desires, fears, etc.) may be repressed, and that they can be made conscious. In this article, we shall apply cognitive viewpoints and assert that ideas do not exist in the unconscious as 'ready ...
rec_pub_16774716-from-repression-contents-rules-narrative-self-present-day-cognitive.htm
An integrative science approach: value added in stress research.
30 May 2006 Integrative approaches to understanding complex health issues can transcend disciplinary and knowledge boundaries and provide opportunities to view phenomena from diverse perspectives. These broad approaches to understanding phenomena of interest to ...
rec_pub_16764564-an-integrative-science-approach-value-added-stress-research.htm
Habit learning and anorexia nervosa: a cognitive neuroscience hypothesis.
29 Apr 2006 OBJECTIVE: Anorexia nervosa (AN) is characterized by abnormal behaviors involving eating and weight that are impressively resistant to change. The persistence of these behaviors likely plays an important role in the high relapse rate after initial ...
rec_pub_16523472-habit-learning-anorexia-nervosa-cognitive-neuroscience-hypothesis.htm
The role of the feedforward paradigm in cognitive psychology.
26 Apr 2006 Feedforward control is a process adjusting behaviour in a continuative way. Feedforward takes place when an equilibrium state is disrupted and the system has to automatically retrieve the homeostatic stable state. It also occurs when a perturbation ...
rec_pub_16683170-the-role-feedforward-paradigm-cognitive-psychology.htm
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