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Problem Solving (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Problem Solving'
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30 Jul 2009
Dentists are self-selected for visual and kinesthetic learning preferences. Watching another practitioner perform treatment can be incredibly didactic, both before and after learning the procedure. This missing part of dental education has the ...
rec_pub_19648563-observation-assisting-apprenticeship-cycles-visual-kinesthetic.htm
27 Jul 2009
Pituitary adenomas, even after successful treatment, are associated with cognitive dysfunctions. We hypothesized that an association between the age of the patients at pituitary surgery and neuropsychological outcome may exist. Forty-two patients ...
rec_pub_19638252-younger-age-good-predictor-better-executive-function-surgery.htm
27 Jul 2009
Impairments in executive functioning frequently occur after acquired brain damage, in psychiatric disorders, and in relation to aging. The Brixton Spatial Anticipation Test is a relatively new measure for assessing the ability to detect and follow a ...
rec_pub_19638251-the-brixton-spatial-anticipation-test-test-executive-function.htm
Brain activation during executive processes in schizophrenia.
27 Jul 2009
Schizophrenia patients show some deficits in executive processes (impaired behavioural performance and abnormal brain functioning). The aim of this study is to explore the brain activity of schizophrenia patients during different inhibitory tasks. ...
rec_pub_19643585-brain-activation-executive-processes-schizophrenia.htm
26 Jul 2009
Although several brief sensitive screening tools are available to detect cognitive dysfunction, few have been developed to quickly assess executive functioning (EF) per se. We designed a new brief tool to evaluate EF in neurodegenerative diseases. ...
rec_pub_19635178-ineco-frontal-screening-ifs-brief-sensitive-specific-tool-assess.htm
26 Jul 2009
Few studies have evaluated the prevalence of impairments of financial capacity among individuals with psychiatric disorders. Late life depression (LLD) is a common psychiatric disorder associated with significant disability and cognitive impairment. ...
rec_pub_19635176-impaired-financial-capacity-late-life-depression-associated-cognitive.htm
Time-space synaesthesia--a cognitive advantage?
22 Jul 2009
Is synaesthesia cognitively useful? Individuals with time-space synaesthesia experience time units (such as months of the year) as idiosyncratic spatial forms, and report that these forms aid them in mentally organising their time. In the present ...
rec_pub_19632133-time-space-synaesthesia-cognitive-advantage.htm
20 Jul 2009
BACKGROUND: Neurocognitive functioning in schizophrenia has received considerable attention because of its robust prediction of functional outcome. Psychiatric symptoms, in particular negative symptoms, have also been shown to predict functional ...
rec_pub_19628375-symptoms-mediators-relationship-neurocognition-functional-outcome.htm
20 Jul 2009
Discrepancies between IQ scores on the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI) and scores from the Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System (D-KEFS) were examined at different levels of intellectual functioning in 470 normal-functioning ...
rec_pub_19629853-cognitive-discrepancies-children-ends-bell-curve-note-caution.htm
18 Jul 2009
The process of recovery in schizophrenia involves resolving persistent symptoms, addressing cognitive impairments, and improving functional outcomes. Our research group has demonstrated the efficacy of cognitive adaptation training (CAT)--a ...
rec_pub_19620602-multimodal-cognitive-therapy-combining-treatments-bypass-cognitive.htm
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