Cognitive

What do we mean by cognitive?

Of, characterized by, involving, or relating to cognition. adjective

Having a basis in or reducible to empirical factual knowledge. adjective

In grammar, a particular form of a root word, expressing recognition or knowledge. noun

Capable of cognition; learning; knowing.

Pertaining to cognition: as, the cognitive faculties.

Knowing, or apprehending by the understanding. adjective

The part of mental functions that deals with logic, as opposed to affective which deals with emotions. adjective

Of or being or relating to or involving cognition adjective

Cognate.

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. Urban Dictionary

The functioning of the brain. Synonyms with thinking. Urban Dictionary

Transitive verb : to ponder or meditate on usually intently intransitive verb : to meditate deeply or intently i mean really its just the same fucking word as cogitate but sounds infinitely better. Urban Dictionary

Cognitive enhancers (smart drugs) are supplements, herbs, foods, and drugs which enhances cognition. Some Cognitive enhancers reduce anxiety. Some Cognitive enhancers give you energy and focus. Some Cognitive enhancers enhance memory. Some Cognitive enhancers enhance wakefulness. Urban Dictionary

The act of hitting someone really hard in the head to bring them back to reality. Used by Natasha Romanoff in The Avengers. Urban Dictionary

A multidisciplinary subject composed of neuroscience, linguistics, computer science, philosophy and psychology that studies the mind. Urban Dictionary

A modern social disease whereby the afflicted have an uncontrollable biological need to shit out all of their menial mental musings. Urban Dictionary

An example of somebody displaying cognitively dissonant behaviour would be a situation where the persons views, values, beliefs etc are contradicted or opposed by one or other persons causing them mental (psychological) stress. At this point a state of cognition is triggered effectively causing them to refute, reject &/or miss-perceive the contradictory views, values or beliefs. Urban Dictionary

(verb). Often occurs when a person has spent an excessive amount of time in an intellectual situation (ie-- cramming for an exam, marathon seminar sessions, problem-solving) and is not longer able to process info due to mental fatigue. Even simple thinking (ie-- how do you toast bread, what is your boyfriend's sister's name?) is impaired because mentally wiped out. You may not be physically tired, but mentally feels like you are now an e-tard. Urban Dictionary

A condition of conflict or anxiety resulting from inconsistency between one's beliefs and one's actions, such as opposing the slaughter of animals and eating meat. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cognitive:
cognitive, cognition, conative, monitive, cognitio, recognitive.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cognitive:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe cognitive:
social, own, more, higher, normal, specific, greater, general, physical, complex, different, human, important, emotional, basic, individual, significant, non, affective, much, behavioral, particular, severe, appropriate, internal, less, current, perceptual, multiple, subsequent, full, separate, broader, physiological, biological, fewer, positive, psychoanalytic, inherently, fundamental, intact, proper, sensory, maladaptive, unique, negative, diverse, effective, psychologic, linguistic, standardized, adjective, universal, corresponding, pure, order, psychological, stronger, adverse, prosocial, humanistic, distinctive, healthy, comprehensive, optimal, adaptive, intrinsically, characteristic, limited, above, rapid, mature, structural, dimorphic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cognitive:
development, processes, therapy, psychology, science, impairment, abilities, skills, theory, functioning, function, functions, deficits, dissonance, ability, style, structures, process, approach, processing, structure, performance, factors, strategies, model, aspects, activity, tasks, restructuring, styles, models, level, maps, decline, psychologists, theories, behavior, changes, effects, dysfunction, map, perspective, capacities, approaches, impairments, systems, growth, distortions, complexity, research, domain, capacity, operations, activities, learning, neuroscience, techniques, components, tests, control, resources, neuropsychology, mechanisms, elements, content, scientists, component, faculties, domains, load, status, variables, responses, mapping, linguistics, representations, disorders, behavioral, appraisal, representation, deficit, task, assessment, interventions, skill, demands, organization, therapies, measures, effort, competence, consistency, sciences.

Words that sound like cognitive:
cognitive, cognitively, cognate, cognates, cognitio, causative, connective, conaty, cannata, connoted, calmative, kineta, committing, commitee, combative, connett, precognitive, unitive, connoting.