Synonyms for cognitive
ˈkɒg nɪ tɪvcog·ni·tive

Princeton's WordNet

1. cognitiveadjective

   of or being or relating to or involving cognition

   "cognitive psychology"; "cognitive style"

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1. List of paraphrases for "cognitive":

   cognition, cognitif, cognitive-behavioural, intellectual

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1. Sascha Frühholz:

   The results of our study are surprising, researchers usually assume the primate and human cognitive system to be specifically tuned to detect signals of danger and threat in the environment as a mechanism of survival.

2. Dawn Doyle:

   It's like a puzzle. There's no specific answer, but the fact that there was a connection showed she had some cognitive ability. It was her way of trying to connect with you.

3. Robert Cantu:

   If you start playing tackle football under the age of 12, you have about double the chance of developing later-life cognitive behavioral or mood problems.

4. Ralph Martins:

   At the end of the day, the two together – physical activity and cognitive training – gave us an additional benefit.

5. Amy Arnsten:

   These stress-signaling pathways get released and they rapidly impair the higher cognitive functions of the prefrontal cortex that includes things like working memory, with chronic stress, you actually lose gray matter in the prefrontal cortex, in sadly the exact regions that are involved with inhibiting the stress response and those areas that give you insight that you’re needing help.