cognitive model
[/ˈkɒɡnɪtɪv ˈmɒdəl/]
nounpl: cognitive models
modelo cognitivo
1. A theoretical representation or framework that describes how the human mind perceives, processes, stores, and uses information
The cognitive model explains how people organize their thoughts and make decisions.
O modelo cognitivo explica como as pessoas organizam seus pensamentos e tomam decisões.
2. In psychology and artificial intelligence, a simplified simulation or description of mental processes and behaviors
Researchers developed a cognitive model to understand language acquisition in children.
Os pesquisadores desenvolveram um modelo cognitivo para entender a aquisição de linguagem em crianças.
3. A system or framework used in cognitive therapy to understand and treat psychological problems
The therapist used a cognitive model to help the patient identify negative thought patterns.
O terapeuta usou um modelo cognitivo para ajudar o paciente a identificar padrões de pensamento negativo.
The term 'cognitive model' is widely used in academic and professional settings in both Brazil and the USA, particularly in psychology, education, artificial intelligence, and cognitive science. In Brazil, it's commonly used in universities and clinical psychology practices. In the USA, it's foundational to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and is prevalent in both therapeutic and research contexts. The concept has become increasingly important with the rise of cognitive science and AI development in both countries.
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