[PDF] Top 20 On the evolutionary origins of executive functions

... raised the question of how executive functions (supposedly, one of the key evolutionary acquisitions that led to the development of modern thinking) were ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... pinpoint the relationship of the participants’ performance on executive function tests and their type of language experience, we ran two linear regression ...analyses the ... See full document

... biosynthesis of endocannabinoids in the brain has been reviewed by Di Marzo ...Unlike the typical neurotransmitters, endocannabinoids are stored in the membrane as phospholipid precursors and ... See full document

... in executive functions (EF) are commonly reported after Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and are considered to have a primary role in everyday ...Despite the number of traditional ... See full document

... affected the scientific quest for understanding what neuropsychologists term “executive functions” are ...reviewed. Executive functions refer to the control functions ... See full document

... to the simple linear model, we also fitted Schechter and lognormal functions to the individual ...used the Metropolis-Hastings MCMC algorithm, in which a ‘‘proposal’’ distribution 8 is used to ... See full document

... range of executive decision- making (Houdeshel & Watson, 1987; Rockart & DeLong, ...sources of information with different origins: transactional systems, financial reporting systems, ... See full document

... point of Nietzsche’s inquiry on the origins of morals – and perhaps the main target of his criticism as well (Inkpin, 2018, ...Rée, the foundations of human ... See full document

... On the other hand, in the last years, Psychiatry and Clinical Psychology are in a turning point and going under deep reviews at all ...levels. The revision of the Diagnostic ... See full document

... reviewed the relationship between intelligence, on the one hand, and working memory and the executive functions construct, on the other; they also reviewed ... See full document

... and the many functions of the Hox genes were, as ever, a favorite ...was the only one to synthesize underlying mechanisms in plants and ...that the prevalence of ... See full document

... utive functions and ...and executive functions in humans. The present study aimed at exploring the role of olfaction on executive functioning, making a distinction ... See full document

... that the dorsolateral circuit is the most important to executive ...functioning. The most noted defi cit is an inability to organize a behavioral response to novel or complex ...are on ... See full document

... about the influence of educational variables on the development of ex- ecutive functions is ...limited. The aim of this study was to analyze the relation ... See full document

... exploring the infl uence of task characteristics at a deeper ...types of mathematical problems should be introduced, taking into consideration Boekaerts and Rozendaal’s (2010) fi ...measure of ... See full document

... type of measures is the use of questionnaires based on the observation of the behavior, such as the BRIEF (Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive ... See full document

... follows the influential answer to this problem provided by “evolutionary epistemology”, a constellation of doctrines assembled in the current literature under such ...consisting of two ... See full document

... bilities of the graphing calculator to visualize, to facilitate and accelerate compu- tations, and to give immediate feedback ...(i.e., the cybernetic process described by Graham & Thomas, ... See full document

... studied the fractional Fourier transform associated to the Hermite ...functions. The basic idea of the construction there was that the Hermite functions are ... See full document