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. Cecilia Samieri:

   Indeed, to be included in the study, participants had to report a history of cardiovascular disease or of diabetes, and they may have modified their diets after the diagnosis, along with being more at risk to experience accelerated cognitive decline during follow-up.

2. Richard Isaacson:

   In this study, a twofold increase in physical activity was equivalent to about 2.75 fewer years of processing speed aging in women, further, each extra cognitive activity corresponded to 13 fewer years of processing speed aging on average between women and men.

3. Parker Conrad:

   I think [ADP has] always had a bit of cognitive dissonance about Zenefits. On the one hand, we don’t do payroll—we’re a sales channel for them for payroll. On the other hand, although people think of ADP as a payroll company, they make a lot of money by taking that core payroll business and upselling clients on all of this other stuff, i think what happened for ADP is that at a certain point, their view of us flipped from uncertainty to a decision that they absolutely didn’t like us. Who knows? They might decide in six months to a year, ‘Oh my gosh, this is a mistake, we’d much rather partner with Zenefits—they have a lot of customers in the market, and we don’t want to block ourselves out of all of those customers.’.

4. Tiffany Braley:

   These findings provide early evidence to suggest that long-term pet ownership could be protective against cognitive decline.

5. Mohammadreza Hojat:

   Empathy is a cognitive attribute, not a personality trait, the pressure is really on.