Cognition

Cognition

Relates to all aspects of conscious and unconscious mental function. In particular, cognition constitutes the mental events (mechanisms and processes) and knowledge involved in a whole host of tasks ranging from 'low-level' object perception to 'high-level' decision-making tasks.

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