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cognitive remediation

cognitive remediation Cognitive remediation is a behavioral approach that aims to improve specific areas of learning.

Cognitive remediation is a behavioral approach that aims to improve specific areas of learning. It does this through repeated practice along with strategies that help people compensate and adapt.

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