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cognitive functioning

cognitive functioning Cognitive functioning refers to how well a person’s mental abilities are working in ways that affect learning, participation in treatment, and day-to-day recovery.

Cognitive functioning refers to how well a person’s mental abilities are working in ways that affect learning, participation in treatment, and day-to-day recovery. In psychiatric settings, it can be measured through cognitive or neuropsychological assessment and may influence clinical planning.

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Drafting source: Streel Emmanuel; Jones Madison; Iulita M. Florencia. Cognitive functioning as an underutilized determinant of treatment planning: a review in alcohol use disorder. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1913195; article XML SHA-256 77e5fbae373651a2369616a31c99623bef5fe8101c55d0342b54160676741d6d. “Cognitive functioning as an underutilized determinant of treatment planning: a review in alcohol use disorder” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1913195).
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