Examples of using Executive function in English and their translations into Hebrew
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what's really happening is we're experiencing a lapse in executive function.
Well, I'm here to tell you that this way of thinking about executive function is all wrong.
it's really obvious when she fails to use her executive function.
No, because in the real world, she will need to use executive function to do a lot more than switching between shape and color.
And it also depends on the strategies that you execute when you're using executive function in a particular situation.
I'm here to tell you that this way of thinking about executive function is all wrong.
Brain training won't improve executive function in a broad sense because it involves exercising it in a narrow way, outside of the real-world contexts in
some people do it in a different way. This executive function depends on elements like brain plasticity
eventually she would improve, but does that mean that she would have improved her executive function outside of the lab?
Brain scan research shows that a person with ADHD often has less neural activity in the regions of the brain that control executive function- working memory, attention, self-control.
Brain scan research shows that an individual with ADHD typically has less neural activity in the regions of the brain that manage executive function- working memory, attention, self-discipline.
the two groups performed similarly on an executive function test.
which is specifically designed to foster a set of skills called‘executive function' in preschool children.
these kids likely use executive function to generate strategies to help themselves wait,
these kids likely used executive function to generate strategies to help themselves wait,
So you can master that executive function app on your phone,
And not only that, these kids likely used executive function to generate strategies to help themselves wait,
Suffering executive function and memory decline are unwelcome side effects of getting older,
the‘CalCAP' computerised test of executive function.
a structure involved in executive function.