cognitive resilience
[/kɒɡˈnɪtɪv rɪˈzɪliəns/]
nounfemininepl: resilências cognitivas
resiliência cognitiva
1. The ability of the mind to recover from difficulty, adapt to change, and maintain mental flexibility when facing intellectual challenges or cognitive stress
Her cognitive resilience allowed her to learn new skills despite previous failures.
Sua resiliência cognitiva permitiu que ela aprendesse novas habilidades apesar dos fracassos anteriores.
2. The capacity to process, interpret, and overcome mental obstacles while maintaining focus and problem-solving abilities
Cognitive resilience is essential for students managing academic pressure.
A resiliência cognitiva é essencial para estudantes que lidam com pressão acadêmica.
3. The psychological strength to maintain cognitive function and clear thinking during stressful or adverse circumstances
The training program improved participants' cognitive resilience in high-pressure situations.
O programa de treinamento melhorou a resiliência cognitiva dos participantes em situações de alta pressão.
In Brazil, 'resiliência cognitiva' is increasingly used in educational reform discussions and corporate training contexts, reflecting a growing emphasis on psychological well-being and adaptive learning. In the USA, the term is prominent in neuroscience research, educational psychology, and corporate wellness programs. Both cultures value this concept as essential for success in rapidly changing environments.
NYC Slang
mental toughness, grit, bounce-back ability
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