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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"cognitive stimulation"”.
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Evaluation of Different Cognitive Stimulation Therapies and its Impact on the Quality of Life of People with Dementia: A Systematic Review
… of life for those affected by this condition: Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST). CST is a group-based intervention that has shown effectiveness in enhancing cognitive function and improving the quality of life for individuals with dementia. This study aimed to evaluate the most effective …
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Development of Computerized Multicomponent Cognitive Stimulation for Improving Cognitive Functions in Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment: A Multimodal Investigation Using Neuropsychological and EEG/ERP Assessment
… effectiveness of a Computerized Multicomponent Cognitive Stimulation (CMCS) program, adapted from Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST), in improving cognitive functions, emotions, and quality of life in older adults with mild cognitive impairment (MCI). Ninety-three participants (mean age = 67.68 …
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Maternal mental health, education, acculturation, and social support as predictors of the parenting of Asian American and Asian immigrant mothers
… home and school activities, provision of cognitive stimulation and emotional support, use of harsh discipline, and aggravation in the parenting role. This study employed secondary data analysis using data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Studies Kindergarten Class of 1998-1999, Third …
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Peer and school externalizing behaviors among early adolescents: an ecological systems analysis
… and school externalizing behaviors at Time 2. Cognitive stimulation and emotional support, teacher involvement, and ease of making friends (microsystem), neighborhood safety (exosystem), and religious involvement (macrosystem) will be associated with a later decrease in peer and school …
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The Contributions of Support and Information From Work and Non -Work Others to Employees' Creative Performance
… mediators: positive mood, negative mood and cognitive stimulation explained the support-creativity and information-creativity relations. Finally, the moderating effects of a frequently examined personality dimension, openness to experience, to the support-creativity and information-creativity …
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The Effects of Family, Neighborhood, and Child Care Contexts on Preschool Children's School Readiness
… risk and neighborhood disadvantage on children's cognitive and social-emotional development through the home learning environment and parental depression; (2) the direct effects of child-care quality (i.e., QRIS status) on child outcomes; and (3) the moderating effects of child-care quality on the …
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Family context and executive functioning in preschool-age children
… parenting practices such as scaffolding and cognitive stimulation, and (c) aspects of family climate, including household chaos, parenting style, parent-child attachment, and interparental conflict. Participants were recruited from the local community and nationwide through online …
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Mothers' Nonstandard Work Schedules and Young Children's School Readiness
… symptoms and positive parenting practices (i.e., cognitive stimulation and emotional supportiveness) as mediators.</p>
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Ecological Context of Friendship Development in an Inclusive Classroom
… with social and emotional support in addition to cognitive stimulation and assessment. The results of this study provide insights that stimulate practitioners to reflect upon their roles in providing support for social development of children in an inclusive primary grade classroom.
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Parental depressive symptoms and marital intimacy as predictors of parent-child interaction: a family systems perspective
… (versus nondepressed) partner engaged in less cognitive stimulation at 54 months, and (b) nondepressed mothers with a depressed (versus nondepressed) partner were less sensitive at first grade. Moreover, for three of the four longitudinal models, marital intimacy moderated the association …
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Implications of self-leadership on occupational success among adolescents
… simply states that leadership skills are social cognitive characteristics developed within individuals and shaped by environment. It is linked to an individual's self-esteem, self-concept and self-efficacy. The higher a person's self-leadership skill development, the more likely an individual …
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The impact of the rehabilitation programme for cerebral palsy patients admitted into a care centre, Mopani, South Africa.
… to focus on intervention programme on the cognitive stimulation of children and young adults with cerebral palsy.
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Self-concepts and socioemotional functioning of children with Mild Intellectual Disability (MID) and parents' attributions for their children's academic struggles
… because children with MID may lack a formal cognitive diagnosis, their parents may often be unaware of their intellectual limitations. Unaware parents may erroneously attribute academic difficulties to motivational factors and subsequently respond with more negative/ less positive parenting …
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Asset trajectories and child outcomes: Implications for asset-based policies
… to be fully mediated by the quality of home cognitive stimulation and the level of mothers' educational expectations for their children. Finally, on the question of timing, when in the child's life stage asset accumulation happens is not as important as the fact that accumulation happens. …
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Standardizing the screening, assessment, and treatment of mild cognitive impairment in acute care: a multidisciplinary approach
… 80% in individuals with heart failure (HF), mild cognitive impairment (MCI) results in impaired executive functioning, hospital readmissions, and increased utilization of the healthcare system (Alagiakrishnan, et al., 2017; Amini, et al., 2019). Studies suggest these cognitive impairments are …
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Context Clues: Determinants of Parental Sensitivity and Early Childhood Development
… is a vital foundation for infant attachment, but cognitive stimulation brings additional benefits as children enter toddlerhood and the preschool years. Integrating these two constructs, Prime et al. (2015) have called for research into parents’ Cognitive Sensitivity (CS), defined as the extent to …
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Early Life Environments and Cognitive-Behavioral Outcomes of Children: A Life Course Approach
… during this period may have lasting effects on cognitive and behavior outcomes. Therefore, it is important to examine the relationship. The current study uses a life course approach to examine the association between maternal prepregnancy obesity and the offspring’s cognitive-behavioral …
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The Association between Reading Comprehension and Prerequisite Skills for Children in Poverty
… and expressive language, narrative skills, cognitive ability and working memory.</p> <p>Children in this study performed significantly poorer than the standardization sample on all four language measures which included the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test, 4th edition, the Clinical Evaluation …
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The Acute Effects Of Alpha-Gpc On Hand Grip Strength, Jump Height, Power Output, Mood, And Reaction-Time In Recreationally Trained, College-Aged Individuals
… ingestion in young healthy adults in the cognitive and anaerobic paradigms, potentially shedding new light on the theoretical synergistic effect of caffeine and alpha-GPC. </p> <p>Purpose: To investigate and identify the acute effects of alpha-GPC ingestion on performance testing …
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Evaluating the cognitive benefits associated with an acting intervention: A brain-behavior framework
… with a corresponding decline in higher-order cognitive function. These cognitive changes can often compromise the ability to function independently. Previous research has suggested that the aging brain exhibits plasticity, and that cognitive stimulation is an important predictor of improved …
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