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Executive functions and approaches to learning in predicting school readiness
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Executive functions and approaches to learning in predicting school readiness

Virginia E Vitiello and Daryl B Greenfield
Journal of applied developmental psychology, Vol.53, pp.1-9
2017-11

Abstract

Early childhood Preschool Executive functions Approaches to learning School readiness
•Associations between different aspects of self-regulation, and how they relate to learning, are unclear.•In this study, executive functions were significantly associated with math gains across the preschool year.•Children's approaches to learning were associated with gains in math and listening comprehension.•Approaches to learning did not mediate the association between executive functions and school readiness gains.

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Domestic collaboration
Citation topics
1 Clinical & Life Sciences
1.7 Neuroscanning
1.7.1311 Numerical Cognition
Web Of Science research areas
Psychology, Developmental
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Psychiatry/Psychology

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