This study aims to examine the contribution of media multitasking in predicting the
performance of executive function which covers inhibitory control, cognitive flexibility, and …

Stress impacts all individuals during each developmental period of their lives. Stress has
been linked to various physical and mental health outcomes across the lifespan …

Introduction: Executive functions are higher cognitive skills involved in planning,
organization, decision-making, impulse control, and working memory. It is essential to have …

Research in higher education has revealed a significant connection between executive
functions (EF) and study success. Previous investigations have typically assessed EF using …

Purpose To address the need for a standardized assessment tool for assessing cognitive-
communication abilities among Indian preschoolers, the current study aimed at describing a …

Crucial for goal-directed behavior is the capacity to suppress impulses and predominant
behavioral responses, called inhibitory control (IC). This ability emerges in early childhood …

The article explores how games can be used to build executive function skills in young
children, highlighting the role of playful learning in early childhood education. Topics include …

In the early years of life, the development of children's executive functioning (EF) and
behavior regulation are critical to their later growth and self-sufficiency. Previous studies …

An Introduction to Applied Behavioral Neuroscience explores the connection between
neuroscience and multiple domains, including psychological disorders, forensics, education …

The idea for this special issue was to try to recruit researchers who work on fronto-executive
functions, but through different areas (ie, attention, social, emotional, etc.) in both humans …