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higher order processes

higher order processes Higher-order processes are mental functions that go beyond basic perception and involve more complex activities such as memory and language.

Higher-order processes are mental functions that go beyond basic perception and involve more complex activities such as memory and language. In this source, the term is used to contrast these complex cognitive functions with simpler sensory abilities in hearing or touch.

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Drafting source: Cohen Henri; Voss Patrice; Lepore Franco; Scherzer Peter. The Nature of Working Memory for Braille. 2010; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0010833; article XML SHA-256 dafec67fee4bb4335c41c66ac61d8b82f8d96399481775e47cb31028b3f59181. “The Nature of Working Memory for Braille” (10.1371/journal.pone.0010833).
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