Executive Functions (Cognitive Neuroscience)
Modulation of Higher-Order Olfaction Components on Executive Functions in Humans.
... complex cognitive functions such as executive functions has not been properly addressed, despite the overlap between their brain ...circuits. Executive functions (EF) are higher ...
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2018 Ardila Is intelligence equivalent to executive functions?
... basic executive functions has been suggested by different authors ...“cool” cognitive aspects of executive functions has been proposed, which are more associated with dorsolateral ...
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On the evolutionary origins of executive functions
... (2) ‘‘Emotional/motivational executive functions,” which is responsible for coordinating cognition and emotion. That means, the ability to fulfill basic impulses following socially acceptable strategies. In ...
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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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Psychometric characteristics of the brief scale for the assessment of executive functions in spanish clinical population
... of Executive Function; Gioia, Isquith, Guy, & Kenworthy, ...in executive functions at home and/or in ...Global Executive Composite (GEC) ...indicate executive defi ...
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Cognitive Training in The Elderly and its Effect on the Executive Functions/El Entrenamiento Cognitivo en los Ancianos y Efectos en las Funciones Ejecutivas/Treino Cognitivo em Idosos e Efeitos nas FunÑões Executivas
... Last, Cognitive Training (CT) argues that when one function is exercised, a general improvement is obtained (Farina et ...his cognitive functions – such as language, memory, attention–when performing ...
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Do you play any musical instrument? Adult musicians show better cognitive performance in executive functions and other aspects of cognition
... and executive functions, seeking evidence of the relationship between intelligence, musical training and these type of skills (attention, working memory, verbal fluency, flexibility and ...and ...
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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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Executive functions profile in extreme eating/weight conditions: from anorexia nervosa to obesity.
... dramatic cognitive decline ...using cognitive and brain imaging approaches are needed to better comprehend how cerebral circuits related to executive functions are working in EEC, and also to ...
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Relevance of Rorschach test in assessment of psychopathological symptoms and Executive Functions
... Regarding executive functions, DEX- Sp shows significant correlations with several Rorschach variables, and special indexes with CDI (though in the opposite direction to ...
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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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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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Cognitive executive performance influences functional outcome in euthymic type I bipolar disorder outpatients
... Executive functions include a broad range of mental abilities to respond adaptively to novel situations and are necessary for appropriate, socially responsible and effectively self-serving adult ...between ...
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Epistemological perspectives in the scientific study and evaluation of executive function
... “executive functions” are reviewed. Executive functions refer to the control functions of cognition and ...brain functions and our status in the ...how executive ...
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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 ...
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Compromiso social como medida de reserva cognitiva y su relación con distintos procesos cognitivos en jóvenes universitarios
... The executive function can be defined as a set of skills and abilities involved in generating, planning, controlling, regulating, executing and readjusting those behaviors and cognitive skills needed to ...
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Cognitive decline before the age of 50 can be detected with sensitive cognitive measures
... of cognitive decline occurring between the ages of 40 and 65 can be described by integrating all the ...the cognitive component starts before the age of 50, with motor slowing occurring only in the ...
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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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Function and brain structure in aging with and without cognitive impairment
... Although our results may provide further evidence for the compensation hypothesis, the fact that the APOE 4 group showed lower performance on the associative memory task following the fMRI session suggests that the use ...
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