July 28, 2025

Evidence of predictive associations of parent-reported Executive Functions from infancy to preschool age

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AHAlexandra J HendryThe University of Sydney KHKarla HolmboeUniversity of Bristol

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Longitudinal data reveals that parent-reported executive functions predict preschool outcomes, suggesting stability and unique developmental patterns.

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Main finding indicates stability in parent-reported executive functions from infancy to preschool age.
Data from 178 UK children shows predictive validity of executive function scores to preschool assessments.
Cognitive executive function and regulation demonstrate distinct associations with preschool functioning.
Insights highlight the importance of early executive functions in developmental trajectories during early childhood.

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Hendry et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a093fe6551bb0af8ceb91 https://doi.org/10.31234/osf.io/j5c26_v2

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Longitudinal data reveals that parent-reported executive functions predict preschool outcomes, suggesting stability and unique developmental patterns.

Evidence of predictive associations of parent-reported Executive Functions from infancy to preschool age

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Evidence of predictive associations of parent-reported Executive Functions from infancy to preschool age

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