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Executive function (EF) refers to a set of higher order cognitive skills that undergo significant development during the preschool years and are linked to socioemotional and behavioral outcomes. EF is typically assessed through performance-...
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Assessment of executive functions (EF) relies on two broadly distinct approaches: objective (i.e., performance-based neuropsychological measures) and subjective (i.e., rating-scale instruments). Debate persists regarding whether these metho...
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