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Executive functions abilities in preschool-age children are negatively related to parental EF, screen-time and positively related to home literacy environment: an EEG study by Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus, Jenny Fotang, Lior Niv, Alan Apter, John Hutton, and Rola Farah ISBN 101080/0929704920232272339 instant download

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Instant download (eBook) Executive functions abilities in preschool-age children are negatively related to parental EF, screen-time and positively related to home literacy environment: an EEG study after payment.
Authors:Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus, Jenny Fotang, Lior Niv, Alan Apter, John Hutton, and Rola Farah
Pages:22 pages
Year:2024
Publisher:Child Neuropsychology
Language:english
File Size:2.2 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:101080/0929704920232272339
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Executive functions abilities in preschool-age children are negatively related to parental EF, screen-time and positively related to home literacy environment: an EEG study by Tzipi Horowitz-Kraus, Jenny Fotang, Lior Niv, Alan Apter, John Hutton, and Rola Farah ISBN 101080/0929704920232272339 instant download

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Environmental factors such as Home Literacy Environment (HLE), screen time, and parental executive functions (EF) may influence the development of the child’s EF. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of these factors on behavioral and neurobiological measures of EF in 4-year-old children. Electroencephalogram (EEG) data were collected while children performed the Attention Network Task (ANT), showing a smaller difference between incongruent and congruent conditions is related to better EF abilities. Data were analyzed using an Event-Related Potential (ERP) technique focusing on the N200 and P300 components (reflecting executive control and orienting attention, respectively). N200 and P300 differences (delta) between amplitudes and latencies for the incongruent and congruent conditions were computed and correlated with child EF skills, HLE, screen exposure, and parental EF. Screen exposure was associated with lower EF in children and their parents. Additionally, smaller differences between N200 amplitudes and latencies for the incongruent vs. congruent conditions were associated with higher HLE scores. In contrast, greater differences between P300 amplitudes and latencies were related to longer screen time. HLE was positively associated with EF’s neurobiological (EEG) and behavioral measures, and screen time was negatively associated with these measures. This study also highlights the important relationship between parental EF (i.e., family predisposition) and EF’s neurobiological and behavioral measures in their children.
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