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Effects of Systematic Categorization Training on Cognitive Performance in Healthy Older Adults and in Adults with Traumatic Brain Injury
(2019)This study investigated the effects of hierarchical cognitive training using the categorization program (CP), designed initially for adults with cognitive deficits associated with traumatic brain injury (TBI). Fifty-eight ...
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Efficacy in Categorization Training after Traumatic Brain Injury: Multi-Center Clinical Trials.
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Efficacy of a cognitive reading remediation program for at-risk children in grade 1
(2000)Fifty-eight Grade 1 children experiencing reading difficulties were divided into two matched remediation groups: PREP (PASS Reading Enhancement Program) (see Das & Kendrick, 1997) and Meaning-Based Reading intervention. ...
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Efficacy of a cognitive reading remediation program for at-risk children in grade 1.
(1999)Fifty-eight Grade 1 children experiencing reading difficulties were divided into two matched remediation groups: PREP (PASS Reading Enhancement Program) (see Das & Kendrick, 1997) and Meaning-Based Reading intervention. ...
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Egocentric organization of spatial activities in imagined navigation
(2003)Studies on spatial frameworks suggest that the way we locate objects in imagined environments is influenced by the physical and functional properties of the world and our body. The present study provides evidence that such ...
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Egocentric updating of remote locations
(2013)The study examined whether people update remote spatial locations in unfamiliar environments during physical movement. Participants learned a layout of objects from one perspective and carried out perspective-taking trials ...
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Elementary school children's ability to distinguish hypothetical beliefs from statements of preference
(2004)The authors examined students' understanding of hypotheses as beliefs that can be empirically verified. Thirty second graders and 30 sixth graders considered cases of disagreement about foods and colors that reflected ...
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Elevated fetal steroidogenic activity in autism
(2015)Autism affects males more than females, giving rise to the idea that the influence of steroid hormones on early fetal brain development may be one important early biological risk factor. Utilizing the Danish Historic Birth ...
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Embedding cognizance in intellectual development
(2015)This study examined whether cognizance of cognitive processes (i.e., awareness of the perceptual and inferential origins of knowledge) mediates between basic processing efficiency functions (i.e., processing speed, attention ...
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The emerging self: the convergence of mind, personality and thinking styles
(1999)This paper aims to integrate research and theorizing about problem solving, self and personality into a comprehensive theory. With this purpose, the paper attempts to answer three questions: how do humans become aware of ...
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Emerging Themes from Early Research on Self-Efficacy Beliefs in School Mathematics
(Electronic Journal of Research in Educational Psychology, 2008)Self-efficacy, an individual's belief about his or her ability to engage in a task and accomplish it, has been investigated across multiple domains of human action. Students' perceived efficacy in school mathematics in ...
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Emotion dysregulation in alexithymia: Startle reactivity to fearful affective imagery and its relation to heart rate variability
(2017)Alexithymia is associated with deficiencies in recognizing and expressing emotions and impaired emotion regulation, though few studies have verified the latter assertion using objective measures. This study examined startle ...
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Emotion processing deficits in alexithymia and response to a depth of processing intervention
(2014)Findings on alexithymic emotion difficulties have been inconsistent. We examined potential differences between alexithymic and control participants in general arousal, reactivity, facial and subjective expression, emotion ...
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