Sleep, Stress and Cadet Cognition: Why the Numbers Need Careful Reading
A new letter in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine argues that psychological burden must be carefully accounted for when ...
Tag: Executive function
Brain Training Program Fails to Deliver Clear Gains for Children With ADHD in Rigorous Trial
A double-blind randomized controlled trial of 105 children found that a four-week multicomponent computerized cognitive training program did not significantly ...
Nine in Ten Incarcerated Michigan Youth Were Abused Before Detention, Study Finds
A University of Michigan study of incarcerated male adolescents found that 90 percent had experienced prior physical abuse and 85 ...
Harder Movement Tests Reveal Hidden Brain-Body Links in Midlife
A new GeroScience study of 181 healthy midlife adults shows that only complex motor tasks, such as the four square ...
Simple Family Routines Boost Preschoolers’ Brain Skills and Ease Parental Stress
A ten-week family routines program in Ankara improved preschoolers' executive function skills, fostered autonomy-supportive parenting, and reduced mothers' stress, with ...
Games and Exercise Emerge as Top Non-Drug Boosters of Young Minds in Landmark Analysis
The first network meta-analysis of 118 trials finds computerized serious games and cognitively engaging exercise rank highest for boosting executive ...
Parent Questionnaire Shows Strong Promise for Spotting Cognitive Problems in Childhood Cancer Survivors
A new parent-report screening questionnaire developed by a collaborative of pediatric neuropsychologists showed strong agreement with specialist referral decisions for ...
Rethinking the Mind’s Brakes: Inhibition Is Not One Skill but Many
A new study of 313 young adults shows that inhibition is not a single mental skill but a set of ...
Cognitive Flexibility May Shield Latinx Children from the Mental Health Toll of Community Violence
A new study of Latinx schoolchildren finds that cognitive flexibility buffers the link between community violence exposure and anxiety and ...
Early-Onset Depression Leaves a Wider Cognitive Footprint, Major Chinese Cohort Finds
A multicenter Chinese study of 349 drug-naïve first-episode depression patients finds that those with illness onset before age 30 show ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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