ライフサイエンスコーパス: mental process

1 intertemporal choice tasks measure unrelated mental processes.

2 that are specifically engaged in particular mental processes.

3 n of consciousness and the operations of all mental processes.

4 rize the practitioner with specific types of mental processes.

5 l at rest which are associated with abnormal mental processing.

6 Arousal continued to facilitate speeded mental processes and also enhanced memory storage and re

7 However, the underlying mental processes and neuronal mechanisms are not well un

8 crucial light on the use of RT in inferring mental processes and strongly caution against using RT d

9 Mental processes and their neural substrates are intimat

10 that also reveals the various ways in which mental processes are unconscious.

11 a behaviorally based theory that recognizes mental processes as behaviors.

12 otional and motor memory, vision, and higher mental processes as examples of this new understanding.

13 mory have proven to be endlessly fascinating mental processes because they address one of the fundame

14 tigate the neural bases of two categories of mental processes believed to contribute to performance o

15 orking memory from activity related to other mental processes by having humans and monkeys perform di

16 considers only a very limited sense in which mental processes can be thought of as either conscious o

17 nonjudgmental way to their own physical and mental processes during ordinary, everyday tasks.

18 ecode human brain activity-that is, to infer mental processes from observed patterns of whole-brain a

19 Poor ability to perform complex mental processing functions increased the risk of advers

20 g programs claim to improve a broad range of mental processes; however, evidence for transfer beyond

21 imulations are designed to activate specific mental processes identified by cognitive psychology, whi

22 ignatures for clinical outcomes and relevant mental processes; (ii) assessment and optimization of th

23 how selectively the area is activated by the mental process in question.

24 Understanding mental processes in biological terms makes available ins

25 is achieved by simulating the other person's mental processes in one's own mind.

26 whether this IAT effect is due to additional mental processes in the incongruent condition, or due to

27 n the KABC-II Learning (p=0.0424) and on the Mental Processing Index (MPI; p=0.0111) assessments at 2

28 Mental processes influence bodily physiology, which in t

29 much of the mind to consciousness, including mental processes involved in perception, motor learning,

30 g to illuminate the temporal organization of mental processes involved in social cognition.

31 ference, in which the engagement of specific mental processes is inferred from patterns of brain acti

32 both emphasize that the spatial extension of mental processes is not reducible to specific brain regi

33 Furthermore, poorer integrative mental processing may place a child at a bigger risk for

34 distinct genetic profiles underlie specific mental processes of human episodic memory.

35 spine density are specific for an individual mental process or disorder and, if so, which molecules c

36 ed brain regions, each conducting a specific mental process, or instead by more general-purpose brain

37 y, attention, concentration and/or decreased mental processing speed.

38 Moreover, unlike other mental processes such as thought, language, and consciou

39 memory performance is the result of distinct mental processes, such as learning, memory maintenance,

40 an agentic "self." However, the survival of mental processes - termed "goals" or "interests," respec

41 The ability to reflect on one's own mental processes, termed metacognition, is a defining fe

42 Categorization is a basic mental process that helps individuals distinguish among

43 ip suggests that DMN activity contributes to mental processes that are antagonistic to performance.

44 erm "unconscious mind" as a dumpster for all mental processes that are considered unreportable.

45 earch is to use imaging data to identify the mental processes that are engaged when a subject perform

46 e presence of greater difficulty in engaging mental processes that become active when freed from the

47 egion supports a heterogeneous repertoire of mental processes that contribute to many complex behavio

48 t the cerebellum acquires internal models of mental processes that enable prediction, allowing for th

49 t the cerebellum acquires internal models of mental processes that enable prediction, allowing for th

50 ies have also revealed the complex mosaic of mental processes that participate in human cognition.

51 Concurrent with mental processes that require rigorous computation and c

52 isturbed hippocampal function arising during mental processes that systemically reduce hippocampal ac

53 on cannot provide a direct pipeline to these mental processes, though some types of introspection may

54 ith which one can selectively switch between mental processes to generate appropriate behavioral resp

55 The current study sought to understand the mental processes underlying this association using a the