A recorded nerve signal via an electrode is composed of many evokes or action potentials, (originated from individual axons) which may be considered as different initial sources. Recovering these primitive sources in its turn may lead us to the anatomic originations of a nerve signal which will give us outstanding foresights in neural rehabilitations. Accordingly, clinical interests may be r...

Six hundred eighty seven individuals ages 25-103 years were studied cross-sectionally to examine the relationship between measures of sensory functioning (visual and auditory acuity) and intelligence (14 cognitive tasks representing a 5-factor space of psychometric intelligence). As predicted, the average proportion of individual differences in intellectual functioning connected to sensory func...

Can we say that s knows whether A or B when s is only able to rule out A, but remains uncertain about B? We discuss a set of examples put forward by J. Schaffer’s in favour of a contextualist answer to this problem. We present a context-sensitive and dynamic semantics for knowledge attributions, in which those can depend on the alternatives raised by the embedded question, but also on alternati...

Objectives: Alzheimer’s disease causes many negative effects on the individualchr('39')s physical, psychological and cognitive conditions. The multi sensory stimulation helps the patients to improve their physical, psychological and cognitive conditions. The aim of this study is to determine the effect of multi sensory stimulation on cognitive status and quality of life of the patients with Alz...

CLINICAL SCENARIO: Multisensory therapy, sometimes referred to as Snoezelen, involves using an environment that is designed to stimulate the senses through light, sound, touch and smell. Multisensory therapy is used for more than leisure, and is now used in assessment, directed therapy and teaching. Multisensory therapy is often assimilated into education curricula and used in speech and langua...

2 groups of children with phenylketonuria, those with a history of early sensory restriction or isolation and those without, were compared on measures of (a) interpersonal behavior, (b) language comprehension, (c) intelligence, and (d) incidence and severity of personality disturbances. The findings, discussed in the context of sensory-deprivation and sensory-restriction research, supported the...

objectives: alzheimer’s disease causes many negative effects on the individual's physical, psychological and cognitive conditions. the multi sensory stimulation helps the patients to improve their physical, psychological and cognitive conditions. the aim of this study is to determine the effect of multi sensory stimulation on cognitive status and quality of life of the patients with alzhei...