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Showing 1 to 20 of 51 for “"Effortful Control"”.
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When Anxiety Meets Impulsivity: A Risk Factor for Poor Effortful Control
… recognized for their co-occurrence. Yet, effortful control (EC) in the context of impulsivity and anxiety remains underexplored. EC refers to a group of self-regulatory functions, including inhibitory control (IC), attentional control (ATTC), and activation control (ACTC), that support …
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Developmental Trajectories of Effortful Control In Young Boys With Fragile X Syndrome
<p>Effortful control or the ability to suppress a dominant response to perform a subdominant response (Posner & Rothbart, 2000) is a temperament factor that develops during the first years of life in typically developing children and is related to positive social-emotional outcomes (Derryberry & …
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Attention Bias in Middle Childhood: The Impact of Effortful Control and Temperament
… has examined how aspects of temperament and effortful control interact and affect the attention allocated to threats, especially in clinically anxious populations. However, there is a sparsity of this literature existing for nonclinical populations. My study addressed previous gaps by …
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Effortful Control, Attention and Executive Functioning in the Context of Autism Spectrum Disorder
… 2012). The self-regulatory temperament factor, effortful control, is known to be diminished in ASD (Garon et al., 2009, 2016) and is theorised to be related to attention and executive functioning (Rothbart & Rueda, 2005). This link is of particular interest, given that attention and executive …
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Internal and External Attentional Biases in Social Anxiety: The Effect of Effortful Control
… the researchers did not account for processes of effortful control of attention. The current study replicated the Mansell et al. study with an added condition to control for effortful processes of attention. Fifty young adults (mean age = 19.8) were assessed using a self-report measure of social …
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The Impact of Fearfulness on Childhood Memory: Attention, Effortful Control, and Visual Recognition Memory
… the earliest regulatory systems influencing the control of behaviors (Rueda, Posner & Rothbart, 2004). This study examined the potential role of child fearfulness on the relation between attention, effortful control and visual recognition memory. Behavioral and physiological measurements of fear …
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Negative Affect in the Relationship between Internalizing Symptoms and Aggression: The Role of Effortful Control
… symptoms. Research on anxiety suggests that effortful control moderates the relationship between negative affect and anxiety. Low levels of effortful control have also been tied to symptoms of depression and aggression. It was hypothesized that effortful control would moderate the impact of …
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The Role of Effortful Control in Moderating the Relationship Between Temperamental Shyness, Fearfulness, and Internalizing Behaviors
… traits, such as Shyness and Fearfulness. While Effortful Control (EC) has been posited as a potential moderator in the relationship between heightened negative emotionality and Internalizing problems, empirical evidence precisely about BI remains inconclusive. This cross-sectional study …
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Effortful Control, Interpretation Biases, and Child Anxiety Symptom Severity in a Sample of Children with Anxiety Disorders
… investigation examined associations between effortful control (and its subcomponents: attention control and inhibitory control) and anxiety symptom severity, by way of interpretation biases, in a diverse sample of clinically anxious youth. It was hypothesized that effortful control would be …
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Executive functions, effortful control, and social skills as predictors of externalizing behaviors in kindergarten children: A within-informant approach
The relations of executive functions (EF), effortful control (EC), social skills, and externalizing behaviors were examined based on performance measures and rating scales collected from parents and teachers of kindergarten students. Externalizing problems encompass the most prevalent mental health …
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Fearful Temperament in Middle Childhood and Anxiety Symptoms in Adolescence: The Roles of Attention Biases, Effortful Control, and Frontal EEG Asymmetry
… from the interplay among attention, cognitive control, and motivational system drive the trajectories toward more adaptive or maladaptive directions. In this study, I examined various factors that underlie the association between fearful temperament at age 9 and adolescent anxiety symptoms …
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Individual Differences in Adults' Self-Report of Negative Affect and Effortful Control: Consequences for Physiology, Emotion, and Behavior During Regulatory Tasks
… of temperament, negative affect (NA) and effortful control (EC), and how these dimensions relate to physiology, self-report of emotion, and behavior during resting and stressor tasks (Stroop, video game, hand cold pressor, and delayed gratification), the latter in which emotion suppression …
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The Role of Test Anxiety in Attention Bias to Test Threats in Undergraduates: The Influences of Temperamental Effortful Control and Frontal EEG Asymmetry
… previous gaps by examining whether temperamental effortful control and frontal EEG asymmetry (FA) impacted the relation between an exogenous AB to test threats and test anxiety in undergraduate students. A dot-probe task with test threat words as the target was given to the students. Paired-sample …
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Relations Between Parent Emotion Coaching and Children's Emotionality: The Importance of Children's Cognitive and Emotional Self-Regulation
… with emotion regulation, conceptualized as effortful control, to predict children's emotionality. I also examined how private speech and effortful control may be different strategies of self-regulation that more fully explain the relation of parental emotion coaching philosophy to children's …
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Infant emotionality moderates relations between maternal parenting in early childhood and children's reactivity and effortful control at 54 months: Differential susceptibility or gene-environment dual risk vulnerability
… predicting childhood levels of reactivity and effortful control. A primary aim of the current investigation was to determine if moderated effects were better accounted for by one of two explanatory models: gene-environment dual risk vulnerability or differential susceptibility. Predicting later …
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Interactions of Parent and Adolescent Temperament Dimensions in Relation to the Emotion Regulatory System
… revealed parent temperament, specifically parent effortful control, to moderate the relationship between adolescent temperament and the adolescent emotion regulatory system. Several gender differences were also found for both main and interaction effects. Adolescent negative affect was negatively …
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Integrating emotion and cognition in the pathway from adolescent religiousness to risk taking
… of self-regulation (i.e., emotion regulation, effortful control, and executive function) play differential roles in establishing this relation. It was hypothesized in longitudinal analyses over one year that higher religiousness would be associated with higher emotion regulation, which in turn …
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The Dynamic Interplay of Attachment and Temperament in Relation to Dimensions of Aggression
… it was found that at lower levels of effortful control more secure attachment was related to lower levels of reactive-relational aggression. Results also indicated that, for girls, the relation between attachment and proactive-overt and proactive-relational aggression was only …
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The Roles of Anger and Self-Regulation on School Readiness in Kindergarten
… This study examined the relations of anger, effortful control, executive functioning, and school readiness among kindergarteners (n = 72). Executive functioning skills were found to be particularly important for academic readiness, whereas anger and effortful control were found to be …
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Relationship of Parent-Child Temperament and Parent Responsivity on Language Outcomes in Autistic Children
… were found for the associations between adult effortful control and the autistic child's language, child extraversion and their language, parent responsivity and adult extraversion and negative affect, and finally parent responsivity and child effortful control. Then in the 3- to 6-year age …
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