Translation for 'mental exercise' from English to French

mental exercise

gymnastique {f} de l'espritjeux

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mental

intellectuel {adj} [effort, fatigue]

mental {adj}

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to exercise

faire de l'exercice

exercise

exercice {m}

mental leap

coq-à-l'âne {m}

mental disorder

trouble {m} mentalpsych.

trouble {m} psychiquepsych.

mental retardation

retard {m} mentalpsych.

mental calculation

calcul {m} mentalmath.

mental arithmetic

calcul {m} mentalmath.

mental disability

handicap {m} mentalpsych.

(mental) concentration

concentration {f} d'esprit

mental agility

agilité {f} d'esprit

agilité {f} de l'esprit

mental block

blocage {m} psychologiquepsych.

mental health

santé {f} mentaleméd.psych.

hygiène {f} mentaleméd.psych.

mental instability

déséquilibre {m} mentalpsych.

mental disorders

désordres {m.pl} mentauxpsych.

(mental) resilience

détermination {f}

• Much like physical activity strengthens the body, mental exercise makes the human brain more resilient.
• Much like physical activity strengthens the body, mental exercise makes the human brain more resilient.
• The translation of short texts from Latin and Ancient Greek has been compared by Italian physicist Guido Tonelli to "scientific research" and it is said to be a useful mental exercise.
• The school has been criticised, amongst several other British schools, for making use of the Brain Gym 'mental exercise' programme, which claims that 'the brain is a muscle' and that a set of hand and leg movements and chest rubs can promote learning.
• Social cognitive neuroscience also supports social interaction as a mental exercise.

• relaxing meditative experience, relaxing mental exercise, deep relaxation, atavistic regression, mental ataraxis.
• The school has been criticised, amongst several other British schools, for making use of the Brain Gym 'mental exercise' programme, which claims that 'the brain is a muscle' and that a set of hand and leg movements and chest rubs can promote learning.
• Counting sheep is a mental exercise used in some Western cultures as a means of putting oneself to sleep.
• Since the observation is pertinent that thus far the watershed is fed from a distinct French sphere of influence, a mental exercise is needed to broaden the view.
• Brown asserts playing the game is a form of mental exercise.

• Furthermore, he knew that thought was never simply a mental exercise restricted to one's writing.
• The Three Investigators are a junior detective team that initially came together because of a mental exercise club.
• that focused on mental exercise and meditation practices.
• He claimed that prayer or meditation as a mental exercise would ensure success and constituted a useful instrument to realise both personal and social improvement.
• It contains exercises which address all six senses (balancing, seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and feeling) and a mental exercise that is superior to the previous six.

• In statistics, a Pólya urn model (also known as a Pólya urn scheme or simply as Pólya's urn), named after George Pólya, is a type of statistical model used as an idealized mental exercise framework, unifying many treatments.
• However the four pillars of Alzheimer's prevention which outlines diet, physical and mental exercise, yoga and meditation and psychological well-being is recommended to patients who are at risk.