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Development of autobiographical memory in children with autism spectrum disorders : deficits, gains, and predictors of performance
... in children with autism aged 9–13 years, their memory narratives lacked high points, making the relevance of their life stories ...as children recognize that sharing memories plays a cru- cial role ...
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Speech processing and short-term memory in children with normal and atypical speech and language development
... vocabulary development, the nature o f the relationship is not yet fully ...vocabulary development warrants more detailed ...the children studied o f different ...“phonological memory ...
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Working memory development in children with mild to borderline intellectual disabilities
... working memory system (Baddeley, ...typical children, the development of response inhibition may reach its asymptotic level at around age 7 years (Gerstadt et ...typical children remains ...
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The development of short-term memory in deaf children
... However, this interpretation has been challenged over the last seven/ eight years by Jones and colleagues (e.g., Jones, 1994; Jones, Beaman & Macken, 1996; Jones & Macken, 1993). Jones and Macken (1995) argue ...
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Short-term memory and vocabulary development in children with Down syndrome and children with specific language impairment
... Pattern recall: This task was based on work by Jarrold et al. (1999) and devised by the first author to provide a visuo-spatial short-term memory measure. Pictures of sharks are presented over paper grids coloured ...
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Working memory in children with down syndrome
... cognitive development in Down ...in memory span especially in processing verbal information will result to a poor language and learning outcome (Byrne et ...short-term memory and the peripheral ...
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Memory in 3-year-old children with autism
... to children with autism then compared their performance to children with Down syndrome and typical ...working memory in typically developing children (for a review see Reznick, ...Young ...
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The relationship between emotional intelligence and academic achievement in elementary-school children
... years. Children are first exposed to formal reading instruction in the early elementary ...instruction children are presented with printed letter patterns and spoken ...long-term memory, so that at ...
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Working Memory Training in Children with Neurodevelopmental Disorders
... 2008). Children with ADHD, LD or learning difficulties need effective treatment in order to avoid gaps in their development and prevent mental health ...older children with mild and moderate ADHD ...
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Episodic memory, autobiographical memory, narrative : on three key notions in current approaches to memory development
... about memory development that actually helps to bring out just what the key challenge in accounting for the development of episodic memory consists ...young children may lack a sense of ...
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Exploring Associations between Language and Working Memory Abilities in Children with Specific or Combined Impairments in Language and Working Memory
... age children; narrative ability has been linked to better outcomes both socially (Davidson, Walton, & Cohen, 2013; Davidson, Walton, Kansal, & Cohen, 2017; Dray, Selman, & Schultz, 2009) and ...
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Memory in language-impaired children with and without autism
... preschool-aged children with ALI and SLI are thought to substantially overlap, whereas school-age children with ALI are thought to display more severe impair- ments in higher order processing as opposed to ...
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Memory and potential correlates among children in Jordan
... selected children were included in the study. Any child with normal development, aged 5– 9 years old, attended regular school was eligible to be part of the ...study. Children who diagnosed with ...
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The development of automatic associative processes and children's false memories
... false memory formation: reorganization of knowledge, speed of processing, and source-monitoring ...the development of these processes, their interplay, and their relation to developmental increases in false ...
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... the development of different memory skills are suspected, it is not yet fully understood how children’s abilities to talk about their past are linked to their use of deliberate techniques to remember ...
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Relational memory in children with autism spectrum disorder and reduced language
... This kind of flexible cognition can also be seen to extend to the domain of social cognition, and transitive inference may be essential for success in social interactions. For instance, for a successful social ...
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Eliminating Age Differences in Children’s and Adults’ Suggestibility and Memory Conformity Effects
... the memory conformity paradigm, when children and adults were presented with associatively-related stimuli and received suggestion preserving the theme of the event, adults were more likely to extract the ...
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The role of declarative memory in the acquisition of conceptual semantic knowledge in Autism Spectrum Disorder
... pre-school children with autism with language impairment (ALI) have impaired phonology and grammar whilst only 37% have problems with ‘semantic meaning’ (defined in this study by a diagnosis of a higher processing ...
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Working Memory and Reading Development
... working memory and reading level is influenced by age and ranking of the ...working memory, the results indicated that the participants of the 3rd and 4th year showed better performance in the assessment of ...
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Cognitive abilities in children with specific language impairment: consideration of visuo-spatial skills
... typical development before the age of around 7 years (Gathercole et ...developing children were using verbal coding of the positions of the sharks as well as visuo-spatial information, but the ...
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