The p factor in children: Relationships with executive functions and effortful control
Abstract
Lower levels of self-regulation have been implicated in multiple psychological disorders. Despite conceptual overlap (broadly reflecting self-regulatory functions), executive functions (EF) and effortful control (EC) are rarely jointly studied in relation to broadband psychopathology. The present study investigated associations of correlated factors (internalizing-externalizing) and bifactor psychopathology models with EF and EC in a large (N =...
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Title
The p factor in children: Relationships with executive functions and effortful control
Published Date
Oct 1, 2019
Volume
82
Pages
103853 - 103853
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