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Cognitive Response

Deutsch: Kognitive Reaktion / Español: Respuesta cognitiva / Português: Resposta cognitiva / Français: Réponse cognitive / Italian: Risposta cognitiva

Cognitive Response refers to the thoughts, beliefs, and attitudes that individuals generate in response to a given stimulus or message. In the psychology context, it is the mental process by which people interpret, analyze, and make sense of information, ultimately influencing their attitudes and behaviors.

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Cognitive response theory

Deutsch: Kognitive Reaktionstheorie / Español: Teoría de la respuesta cognitiva / Português: Teoria da resposta cognitiva / Français: Théorie de la réponse cognitive / Italiano: Teoria della risposta cognitiva /

The Cognitive response theory refers to a model of persuasion that assumes that the impact of a message on attitudes depends on the thoughts evoked by the message.

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Cognitive restructuring

Cognitive restructuring refers to a type of cognitive therapy that teaches an individual how to identify negative, irrational beliefs and replace them with truthful, rational statements.

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Cognitive revolution

Cognitive revolution refers to a movement in psychology that culminated after World War II, characterized by a belief in the empirical Accessibility of mental states and events.

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Cognitive Schema

Deutsch: Kognitives Schema / Español: Esquema cognitivo / Português: Esquema cognitivo / Français: Schéma cognitif / Italiano: Schema cognitivo

Cognitive schema refers to a mental framework or structure that organises and interprets information in the human brain. These schemas help individuals make sense of the world by categorising and storing knowledge, experiences, and expectations. In psychology, they are foundational in understanding perception, memory, and behaviour.

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Cognitive science

Cognitive science refers to an interdisciplinary approach to studying the mind and mental processes that combines aspects of cognitive psychology, philosophy, artificial intelligence,

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Cognitive self-guidance system

- Cognitive self -guidance system : Cognitive self-guidance system is a term in Vygotsky’s theory which refers to the use of private speech to guide problem-solving behavior.

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Cognitive self-regulation

Cognitive self -regulation refers to the skill at identifying goals, selecting effective strategies, and accurate monitoring; a characteristic of successful students.

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