Executive Functions
The Executive Functions in Language and Communication
... Although executive functions depend on extended dynamic networks including different brain areas ( Koziol & Budding, 2009), it is assumed that the pre- frontal cortex plays a major controlling and ...
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2005 ardila et al the influence of the parents educational level on the development of executive functions
... of executive functions in chil- dren ...of executive functions in four hundred 3- through 12-year-old Finnish ...to functions of se- lective and sustained attention, and finally to ...
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Psychometric characteristics of the brief scale for the assessment of executive functions in spanish clinical population
... of Executive Functions (BRIEF) scale, completed by families, is widely known in the assessment of executive functions in children and ...
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Modulation of the Endocannabinoids N-Arachidonoylethanolamine (AEA) and 2-Arachidonoylglycerol (2-AG) on Executive Functions in Humans.
... and executive functioning in ...and executive functions (decision making, response inhibition and cognitive flexibility) in healthy ...underlying executive alterations described in some ...
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ADHD symptoms and learning behaviors in children with ASD without intellectual disability A mediation analysis of executive functions
... Although the information was provided by informants who are very familiar with the behavior of the individuals in relevant contexts for academic and social learning, it would have been desirable to complement this ...
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Modulation of Higher-Order Olfaction Components on Executive Functions in Humans.
... cognitive functions such as executive functions has not been properly addressed, despite the overlap between their brain ...circuits. Executive functions (EF) are higher order cognitive ...
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Executive functions in universal design for learning: moving towards inclusive education
... which executive functions are promoted in students by analyzing the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles, guidelines and ...12 executive functions being considered, the most ...
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Relevance of Rorschach test in assessment of psychopathological symptoms and Executive Functions
... neurocognitive functions and ...cognitive functions, three areas are highlighted: Attention, Memory and Executive Functions (EFs) (Casey et ...
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The effect of language prociency on executive functions in balanced and unbalanced Spanish–English bilinguals
... of executive functions (EF) in aging adults (Bialystok, 2007), these results are not consistently replicated (Gathercole, Thomas, Kennedy, Prys, Young, Viñas Guasch, Roberts, Hughes & Jones, L, 2014), ...
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Executive functions profile in extreme eating/weight conditions: from anorexia nervosa to obesity.
... ation. Some studies suggest that adipokines, and principally leptin, may influence the pathogenesis of dementia [76]. Higher leptin levels have been related to a lower incidence of dementia, which is clearly associated ...
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← Return to Article Details Executive functions in undergraduate students enrolled in a creativity course
... in executive functions in a sample of 16 college students after having taken a class called Applied Creativity, in which divergent thinking is ...of Executive Functions and Frontal lobes ...
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2018 Ardila Is intelligence equivalent to executive functions?
... ‘‘Emotional/motivational executive functions”, which are responsible for coordinating cognition and ...motivational executive functions. For these executive functions, what is ...
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On the evolutionary origins of executive functions
... how executive functions (supposedly, one of the key evolutionary acquisitions that led to the development of modern thinking) were demon- strated by prehistoric ...of executive function with ...
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On the evolutionary origins of executive functions
... metacognitive executive functions were indeed used in solving external problems without the involve- ment of limbic impulses, most world-wide problems would have been solved by man, because contemporary man ...
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Virtual and Augmented Reality: A preliminary study of a new approach to assessing and assisting everyday multi-tasking
... of executive functions, such as spatial planning, rule learning, inhibition of impulsive responding, inhibition of perseverative responding, and establishing and maintaining the instructional ...
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Epistemological perspectives in the scientific study and evaluation of executive function
... What is most apparent at the outset is that in contrast with the significant advances attained in the neurosciences, the clinical armamentarium available to assess this most complex set of abilities lags significantly ...
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Factors involved in making post-performance judgments in mathematics problem-solving
... of tasks would allow obtaining more continuous measures, as well as exploring the infl uence of task characteristics at a deeper level. Additionally, different types of mathematical problems should be introduced, taking ...
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TítuloImpacto de un programa de actividad motriz con funciones ejecutivas fortaleciendo el desarrollo integral del niño
... to executive functions, in order to contribute to the development of cognition, executive functions, motor skills, reading, writing and ...cognition, executive functions, writing ...
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Planning Ability in Dementia of Alzheimer’s Type Patients Evaluated with the Zoo Map Test
... By executive functions we mean a set of cognitive and behavioral processes such as verbal reasoning, problem solving, planning, sequencing, sustained attention, resistance to interference, use of feedback, ...
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Cognitive decline before the age of 50 can be detected with sensitive cognitive measures
... attention, executive functions, verbal and visual episodic memory, procedural memory, visuoconstructive, visuoperceptive and visuospatial functions, and ...time, executive control, initial ...
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