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cognitive development

noun

  1. the process of acquiring intelligence and increasingly advanced thought and problem-solving ability from infancy to adulthood.


cognitive development

  1. The growth of a person's ability to learn.


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Psychologist Ruth Feldman has demonstrated that touch is instrumental for healthy physical and cognitive development beginning in infancy.

The piano playing improves cognitive development, it improves coordination and motor skills, and it can even enhance literacy!

She adds that play is important for cognitive development, resilience, boundary testing, creativity, and building confidence, as well as physical development.

Parents’ focus on competitive team sports overlooks the importance of free play in cognitive development, Brussoni says.

We’re also only starting to understand how different management practices used in farm animals are impacting animals’ cognitive development.

From the standpoint of cognitive development, he was way too smart, and way too abstract in his thinking at a very young age.

Michael S. Kramer, et al. “Breastfeeding and Child Cognitive Development.”

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