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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"computerised tasks"”.
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The effect of context on the performance of children with ADHD on a series of computerised tasks and games
… on a range of cognitive measures, particularly tasks that claim to measure executive function and inhibitory control. However, anecdotal reports have suggested that while playing computer games these children display abilities that contrast sharply with empirical findings. This contrast was the …
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Risk taking in bipolar disorder
… are associated with poorer performance on computerised tasks designed to measure risk decision making. There is tentative evidence for altered decision making processes even during euthymic and remitted phases of bipolar disorder, but little difference in overall decision making …
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The Contribution of Cognitive Flexibility and Socioeconomic Status to Arithmetic Skills in Chinese Children
… mediates this relation. There were eight computerised tasks: four assessing cognitive flexibility, three assessing arithmetic knowledge, and one measuring general cognitive ability. Family socioeconomic status was measured using a demographic questionnaire and the Family Affluence Scale. …
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Social Cognition and Functioning in Huntington’s Disease
… through self and proxy-rated questionnaires, computerised tasks and an assessment of loneliness. This was then connected to potential underlying cognitive and neuropsychiatric factors, discussed in the previous paragraph. Results showed that social functioning problems are primarily reported …
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Executive Function Measurement in Urban Schools: Exploring Links Between Performance-Based Metrics and Teacher Ratings
… different components of performance-driven tasks, whereas BASC2<sub>EF</sub> captures overall executive functioning better than individual tasks. These findings encourage continued questioning surrounding metrics used to assess everyday executive functions in older children from …