Original paper
The neural substrates of cognitive flexibility are related to individual differences in preschool irritability: A fNIRS investigation
Abstract
Preschool (age 3-5) is a phase of rapid development in both cognition and emotion, making this a period in which the neurodevelopment of each domain is particularly sensitive to that of the other. During this period, children rapidly learn how to flexibly shift their attention between competing demands and, at the same time, acquire critical emotion regulation skills to respond to negative affective challenges. The integration of cognitive...
Paper Details
Title
The neural substrates of cognitive flexibility are related to individual differences in preschool irritability: A fNIRS investigation
Published Date
Jun 1, 2017
Volume
25
Pages
138 - 144
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