If performance on the activity is significantly less for those in the concurrent speaking task group than for those in the non-interference group, subvocalization is believed to play a role in the mental processing of that activity.
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The concept of "'motor cognition "'grasps the notion that cognition is embodied in action, and that the motor system participates in what is usually considered as mental processing, including those involved in social interaction.
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A rogue group of humans, the Resistance, fight against the Observers, and have come to learn much about the Observers'abilities, including that many extend from an implant in the back of their neck that expands their mental processing power at the cost of emotions.
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If a manager at a higher level was ill equipped in respect of his or her inherent mental processing capability, or lacked the required skills and knowledge the risk is they would interfere in the work of managers at a lower level generally propelled by their own anxiety and insecurity.
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In 2014 Dr . Mattson published an article entitled Superior Pattern Processing is the Essence of the Evolved Human Brain in which he proposed that superior mental processing of patterns is the fundamental basis of all advanced capabilities of the human brain including intelligence, imagination, invention, language and the belief in imaginary entities such as gods and ghosts.
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According to Craik, these mechanisms are responsible for age-related speed of decline in performance for mental processing along with a reduction of on-line cognitive resources available at any given time to process, store, retrieve, and transform information ( working memory ), focusing on a target, paying attention, and sensory processing of information.
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It is far less costly than claiming a nervous breakdown ( which places the blame quite literally on one's mental processing system ), less costly than Weltschmerz, or disenchantment with the world ( which might require political action or even revolution ), less costly than making accusations about being ripped off or put down ( which might require legal action ), less costly than confessing one's sins ( which may require religious faith ).
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In this form of testing both hearing and vision are tested and drivers must give a " response according to rules that necessitate mental processing before giving the answer . " This is a useful gauge because in an actual driving situation drivers must divide their attention " between a tracking task and surveillance of the environment . " It has been found that even " very low BACs are sufficient to produce significant impairment of performance " in this area of thought process.
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At the time C . S . Lewis wrote " indeterminism ) was only in the initial stages of acceptance, but still Lewis stated the logical possibility that, if the physical world was proved to be indeterministic, this would provide an entry ( interaction ) point into the traditionally viewed closed system, where a scientifically described physically probable / improbable event could be philosophically described as an action of a non-physical entity on physical reality ( noting that, under a physicalist point of view, the non-physical entity must be independent of the self-identity or mental processing of the sentient being ).
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Some of the scamsters and would-be scamsters are funny _ Michael Moore, for instance, as Kudrow's out-of-state cousin who fronts as the buyer of the winning ticket; Michael Rapaport as a local thug who is both dangerous and inept; Ed O'Neill as a snaky station manager who has been sleeping with Kudrow's opportunist until she drops him to chase a bigger payoff; Bill Pullman as a dim cop whose low-wattage mental processing abilities free him from a lot of the police work he hates to do anyway; and Daryl Mitchell as the latter's much brighter and therefore frequently exasperated partner.
