Inhibitory control is the capacity to suppress inappropriate responses. It is central to many
aspects of development, most notably executive function and effortful control. Despite its …

Executive functions (EF), a term used to refer to a large number of abilities involved in self-
regulation, has become an important focus of research in early development. A distinction …

During preschool years, major developments occur in both executive function and theory of
mind (ToM), and several studies have demonstrated a correlation between these processes …

The ability to manage frustration induced by having to wait for valued outcomes emerges
across childhood and is an important marker of self-regulatory capacity. However …

The purpose of this study was to examine the moderating role of internalising negative
emotionality (ie, anxious, concerned, and embarrassed displays) in the association between …

In humans, emotions play a fundamental role in decision making. Although there is
considerable evidence that nonhuman animals exhibit emotions, studies on how emotional …

The delay aversion hypothesis proposed by Sonuga-Barke (1994) views attention
deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms as a functional expression of delay aversion …

Un aspetto importante del processo decisionale riguarda la capacità di effettuare una scelta
tra un'opzione sicura e un'opzione rischiosa. Quando gli individui tendono a prediligere …

Nella vita quotidiana, gli individui prendono costantemente decisioni da cui dipenderà il loro
futuro. In molti casi, le conseguenze derivanti da una scelta non sono esattamente note a …

The delay aversion hypothesis proposed by Sonuga-Barke (1994) views attention
deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms as a functional expression of delay aversion …