Scandinavian Journal of Psychology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
64(4), P. 470 - 478
Published: Feb. 26, 2023
Finding
predictors
of
academic
achievement
has
caught
the
interest
many
educational
researchers
in
last
decades.
Two
variables
that
have
received
considerable
attention
are
emotional
intelligence
(EI)
and
executive
functions
(EF).
However,
only
a
few
studies
considered
their
influence
primary
school
stage.
The
aim
this
study
is
to
identify
which
EI
components
specific
EF
most
related
explore
if
these
relationships
vary
among
subjects.
sample
comprised
180
students
between
8-11
years
old.
We
administered
BarOn
Inventory,
tasks
tests
mathematic
linguistic
competences.
results
showed
better
performance
than
EI.
Inhibition
working
memory
were
associated
with
while
adaptability
emerged
as
dimension
linked
it.
This
suggests
should
be
consciously
developed
classrooms.
Current Directions in Psychological Science,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
30(2), P. 186 - 192
Published: April 1, 2021
Socioeconomic
status
(SES)—indexed
via
parent
educational
attainment,
occupation,
and
family
income—is
a
powerful
predictor
of
children’s
developmental
outcomes.
Variations
in
these
resources
predict
large
academic
disparities
among
children
from
different
socioeconomic
backgrounds
that
persist
over
the
years
schooling,
perpetuating
inequalities
across
generations.
In
this
article,
we
provide
an
overview
model
has
guided
our
approach
to
studying
influences,
focusing
particularly
on
attainment.
Parents’
attainment
typically
drives
their
occupations
income
is
often
used
interchangeably
with
SES
research.
We
posit
provides
foundation
supports
success
indirectly
through
parents’
beliefs
about
expectations
for
children,
as
well
cognitive
stimulation
parents
outside
home
environment.
then
expand
consider
intergenerational
contributions
dynamic
transactions
within
families
are
important
considerations
informing
potential
avenues
intervention.
Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
26(2), P. 362 - 400
Published: Feb. 2, 2023
Abstract
This
review
examines
the
effectiveness
of
positive
parenting
interventions
aimed
at
improving
sensitivity,
responsiveness,
and/or
non-harsh
discipline
on
children’s
early
cognitive
skills,
in
four
meta-analyses
addressing
general
mental
abilities,
language,
executive
functioning,
and
pre-academics.
The
objectives
are
to
assess
magnitude
intervention
identify
moderators
effectiveness.
We
include
randomized
controlled
trials
targeting
improve
cognition
children
<
6
years.
Studies
that
with
neurodevelopmental
hearing
disorders
were
excluded.
MEDLINE,
PsycINFO,
ERIC,
ProQuest
Dissertations
&
Theses
(October
2021)
citation
chaining
identified
relevant
records.
Five
reviewers
completed
screening/assessments,
extraction,
risk
bias.
Pooled
analysis
Comprehensive
Meta-Analysis
(Version
3)
used
random
effects
modeling,
moderation
via
Q-
statistics
meta-regression.
Positive
led
significant
improvements
abilities
(
g
=
0.46,
N
5746;
k
33)
language
0.25,
6428;
30).
Effect
sizes
smaller
nonsignificant
for
functioning
0.07,
3628;
14)
pre-academics
0.16,
2365;
7).
Robust
emerged
cognition.
For
cognition,
studies
higher
bias
scores
yielded
larger
effects.
younger
had
effect
sizes.
mitigated
selection
detection
bias,
though
greater
transparency
reporting
is
needed.
Interventions
promote
parental
language.
examining
needed
examine
Trial
registration
Systematic
PROSPERO
registration.
CRD42020222143
Psychology Society & Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 41 - 50
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Abandonment
from
sports
activities
is
a
significant
and
increasing
process
in
adolescence,
with
several
negative
involvements
at
multiple
levels,
such
as
the
acquisition
of
an
unhealthy
lifestyle.
The
decision
dropping
out
sporting
activity
may
be
linked
to
sport
non-sport
aspects
various
domains.
Interestingly,
search
personal
skills
related
dropout
rates
that
are
operative
performance
other
settings
different
(such
school)
still
understudied.
This
study
examined
association
between
types
quitting
strategic
learning
affective-motivational
cognitive-metacognitive
dimensions.
These
skills,
learned
school
context,
functional
academic
careers,
sports,
wider
fields
life.
Sampling
included
2,391
Italian
Spanish
upper
secondary
students
aged
14-18
years.
They
filled
two
self-assessment
questionnaires
regarding
workout
routines
strategies.
assumption
was
explored
using
descriptive
research
method.
results
revealed
definitive
not-definitive
rates.
have
crucial
influence
on
making
young
people’s
physical
exercise
maintenance
last
time
reduce
risk
maladaptive
behavior
areas
An
early
these
starting
soon
children
enter
school,
would
allow
people
invest
their
own
health
immediately.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Feb. 18, 2025
Cognitive
control
development
across
childhood
is
critical
for
later
academic
achievement.
Despite
recent
advances
in
the
comprehension
of
how
context
influences
cognitive
development,
no
study
has
ever
addressed
whether
one
most
frequent
contextual
features
children's
lives
(i.e.,
presence
another
person)
impacts
engagement.
Here,
123
Chinese
children
aged
5
and
9
years-old
performed,
either
an
experimenter
or
alone,
AX-CPT,
a
task
assessing
reactive
proactive
control.
We
found
that
were
overall
negatively
affected
by
terms
latencies
but
not
accuracy.
Further,
when
analysing
trial
types
separately,
we
observed
this
effect
mainly
concerned
trials
requiring
to
engage
more
was
greater
younger
than
older
children.
These
results
indicate
direct
social
factors
such
as
unfamiliar
seem
modulate
performance.
Future
research
should
continue
examine
these
effects
light
numerous
existing
theories
order
unravel
what
are
mechanisms
childhood.
Neuropsychology,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
34(6), P. 605 - 619
Published: July 30, 2020
Executive
functions
are
commonly
measured
using
rating
scales
and
performance
tests.
However,
replicated
evidence
indicates
weak/nonsignificant
cross-method
associations
that
suggest
divergent
rather
than
convergent
validity.
The
current
study
is
the
first
to
investigate
relative
concurrent
predictive
validities
of
executive
function
tests
ratings
(a)
multiple
gold-standard
tests,
(b)
standardized
completed
by
informants,
(c)
both
performance-based
ratings-based
assessment
academic
achievement-a
key
functional
outcome
with
strong
theoretical
links
function.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: May 24, 2021
The
aim
of
training
executive
functions
is
usually
to
improve
the
ability
attain
real-life
goals
such
as
academic
achievement,
that
is,
far
transfer.
Although
many
function
trainings
are
successful
in
improving
functions,
transfer
more
difficult
achieve
(cf.
Diamond
and
Lee,
2011;
Sala
Gobet,
2020).
In
this
perspective
article,
we
focus
on
performance.
First,
disentangle
possible
sources
problems.
We
argue
can
facilitate
performance
via
two
specific
pathways,
namely
learning-related
behaviors
cognitions.
Further,
discuss
how
domain-specific
factors
(e.g.,
task-specific
demands
prior
knowledge)
may
influence
application
learning
domain.
Second,
school
setting
be
used
enhance
with
approaches
facilitating
achievement.
Specifically,
suggest
a
means
most
promising
young
students,
for
whom
both
behavioral
cognitive
formal
schooling
quite
novel
challenges.
Furthermore,
outline
students
could
supported
trained
by
being
informed
relevance
these
skills
having
them
practice
under
authentic
conditions.
Moreover,
order
promote
ongoing
effects
beyond
short-term
interventions,
teachers
should
equipped
consider
components
might
support
students'
acquisition
particular
subject
matter.