Noun:

જ્ઞાનાત્મક પરિબળ,

cognitive factor's Usage Examples:

Before the 1950s, psychometricians emphasized the structure of measurement error and the development of high-power statistical methods to the measurement of psychological quantities but little of the psychometric work concerned the structure of the psychological quantities being measured or the cognitive factors behind the response data.

A person"s sense of social belonging is one non-cognitive factor that plays a part in the racial achievement gap.

consider g as a statistical regularity and uncontroversial, and a general cognitive factor appears in data collected from people in nearly every human culture.

Research suggests that cognitive factors like sexual motivation, perceived gender role expectations.

However, this measure is confounded by swimming speed, not necessarily a cognitive factor, and path length between point of origin and platform is a parameter.

Thus, importing research about a single cognitive factor in isolation, into a field in which context is essentially important.

These three abilities are mediated and supported by a fourth spatial cognitive factor known as spatial working memory.

Another cognitive factor may be that of using alcohol to cope with problems.

Manasikāra is an indispensable cognitive factor present in all states of consciousness; vitakka is a specialized factor.

The results portrayed that the cognitive factor was the only one which was seemingly related to the number of concussions.

discrimination to take non-cognitive factors into consideration for explaining unwarranted differences between individuals of similar abilities but differing ethnicities.

Synonyms:

noesis, causal factor, divine guidance, inspiration, determinant, cognition, determinative, difficulty, knowledge, determiner, determining factor,

Antonyms:

ability, inability, indecisive, ease, easy,