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The impacts of early environmental adversity on cognitive functioning, body mass, and life-history behavioral profiles Journal article
Yang, Anting, Jing Lu, Hui, Chang, Lei. The impacts of early environmental adversity on cognitive functioning, body mass, and life-history behavioral profiles[J]. Brain and Cognition, 2024, 177, 106159.
Authors:  Yang, Anting;  Jing Lu, Hui;  Chang, Lei
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Body Mass Index (Bmi)  Cognitive Development  Cognitive Functions  Early Environmental Adversity  Life History Theory  Trade-off  
Association of Intrinsic Functional Brain Network and Longitudinal Development of Cognitive Behavioral Symptoms in Young Girls With Fragile X Syndrome Journal article
Li,Rihui, Lightbody,Amy A., Lee,Cindy H., Bartholomay,Kristi L., Marzelli,Matthew J., Reiss,Allan L.. Association of Intrinsic Functional Brain Network and Longitudinal Development of Cognitive Behavioral Symptoms in Young Girls With Fragile X Syndrome[J]. Biological Psychiatry, 2023, 94(10), 814 - 822.
Authors:  Li,Rihui;  Lightbody,Amy A.;  Lee,Cindy H.;  Bartholomay,Kristi L.;  Marzelli,Matthew J.; et al.
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Brain Topology  Cognitive Behavioral Symptoms  Fragile x Syndrome  Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging  Longitudinal Development  Resting-state Functional Connectivity  
Relationship Between Screen Time and Chinese Children’s Cognitive and Social Development Journal article
Bi Ying Hu, Gregory Kirk Johnson, Timothy Teo, Zhongling Wu. Relationship Between Screen Time and Chinese Children’s Cognitive and Social Development[J]. Journal of Research in Childhood Education, 2020, 34(2), 183-207.
Authors:  ; et al.
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Active Screen Time  Cognitive Development  Passive Screen Time  Social Development  
Categories, concepts, and conceptual development Review article
2019
Authors:  Vladimir M. Sloutsky;  Wei (Sophia) Deng
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Categorization  Cognitive Development  Conceptual Development  Learning  Semantic Development  
Screen time relationship of Chinese parents and their children Journal article
Bi Ying Hu, Gregory Kirk Johnson, Huiping Wu. Screen time relationship of Chinese parents and their children[J]. CHILDREN AND YOUTH SERVICES REVIEW, 2018, 94, 659-669.
Authors:  Bi Ying Hu;  Gregory Kirk Johnson;  Huiping Wu
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Screen Time  Preschool Children  Parental Restriction  Cognitive Development  Social Development  
Selective attention, diffused attention, and the development of categorization Journal article
Deng, Sophia W., Sloutsky, Vladimir M.. Selective attention, diffused attention, and the development of categorization[J]. Cognitive Psychology, 2016, 91, 24-62.
Authors:  Deng, Sophia W.;  Sloutsky, Vladimir M.
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Attention  Categorization  Cognitive Development  Learning  
Conceptual influences on induction: A case for a late onset Journal article
Sloutsky, Vladimir M., Deng, Sophia W., Fisher, Anna V., Kloos, Heidi. Conceptual influences on induction: A case for a late onset[J]. COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY, 2015, 82, 1-31.
Authors:  Sloutsky, Vladimir M.;  Deng, Sophia W.;  Fisher, Anna V.;  Kloos, Heidi
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Induction  Categorization  Similarity  Learning  Cognitive Development  
The development of categorization: Effects of classification and inference training on category representation Journal article
Deng, Sophia W., Sloutsky, Vladimir M.. The development of categorization: Effects of classification and inference training on category representation[J]. Developmental Psychology, 2015, 51(3), 392-405.
Authors:  Deng, Sophia W.;  Sloutsky, Vladimir M.
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Attention  Categorization  Cognitive Development  Learning