Meta-analysis finds selective physical-activity benefits in children aged 6–12
A meta-analysis of randomized trials in children aged 6–12 found selective benefits from physical activity, with the strongest evidence for ...
A meta-analysis of randomized trials in children aged 6–12 found selective benefits from physical activity, with the strongest evidence for ...
A randomized trial of 206 pregnant women found that prenatal phosphatidylcholine was associated with higher child cognition and fewer social-withdrawal ...
An automated home-cage platform detected working-memory deficits and subtle prefrontal synaptic changes in a familial Alzheimer’s disease mouse model at ...
Human EEG recordings show that a working-memory-associated signal reverses lateralization as remembered objects cross the visual midline, a pattern consistent ...
A machine learning analysis of 556 middle school students found that sleep duration was the strongest predictor of mathematics anxiety, ...
French researchers show that a progressive tempo tapping task recruits working memory, inhibition, and switching in distinct phases, offering a ...
A validated Japanese teacher-rated version of the CHEXI questionnaire now lets educators screen five- and six-year-olds' working memory and inhibition ...
A new study combining eye tracking and electrodermal recording shows that high working memory capacity buffers the attentional and physiological ...
A cross-sectional study of 114 Indian young adults found that higher daytime sleepiness correlated with worse working memory, while average ...
A systematic scoping review of 182 studies finds that research on children's executive function in Africa remains sparse, geographically concentrated, ...
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