Executive functioning and impulsive- and premeditated-aggression
The role of the prefrontal cortex in the expression of impulsive and premeditated aggression
... trait aggression are continuing to function adaptively within the community and may only present subclinical impairment, do not demonstrate such severe deficits in emotion ...
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Right frontal stroke: extra-frontal lesions, executive functioning and impulsive behaviour
... There an overlap between the brain circuitry – par- ticularly in the frontal regions – between areas involved in decision making, planning and impulsive action (Bickel et al. 2012). Some subcomponents of EF are ...
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Offender and Non-Offender Differences in Empathy Aggression Impulsivity and Executive Functioning: A predictive model
... decreases aggression and impulsivity (Frazier & Vela, 2014; Panepinto et ...impulsivity, aggression, and executive functioning scores were likely affected, and therefore not representative of ...
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Impulsive and Premeditated Counterproductive Work Behaviors and the Moderating Effects of Self-Monitoring and Core Self-Evaluation
... for impulsive aggression and premeditated aggression and asked them to indicate the category within which each item from the CWB-C best ...either impulsive or premeditated, I set ...
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EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING: THEORY INTO APPLICATION SEVEN STRATEGIES TO TEACH EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS: PART 1
... G ENDER D IFFERENCES : C HEMISTRY In part, because of differences in processing these chemicals, males on average tend to be less inclined to sit still for as long as females and tend to be more physically ...
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Executive Functioning Abilities and Social Competence in Undergraduates
... CE functioning), peak at age ...CE functioning deficits may not influence social competence in young adult ...CE functioning is not related to social competence in ...
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Relationship of human figure drawing with executive functioning and achievement
... In the months to follow, certain changes were noted about Gage. Those who knew Gage before the accident described him as “responsible, intelligent, and socially well-adapted” (Damasio & Damasio, 1994, page 1102). After ...
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Executive functioning in relation to proactive and reactive aggression in childhood and adolescence
... proactive aggression in adolescence as compared to this influence in primary school boys as found by Ellis et ...proactive aggression, as well as Plan/organize of the original ...BAS functioning; ...
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Proactive and Reactive Aggression Subgroups in Typically Developing Children: The Role of Executive Functioning, Psychophysiology, and Psychopathy
... on executive functioning ...session. Executive functioning assessment occurred on a different day, but within 3 days of the first administra- tion ...
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Proactive and reactive aggression subgroups in typically developing children : the role of executive functioning, psychophysiology, and psychopathy.
... on executive functioning ...session. Executive functioning assessment occurred on a different day, but within 3 days of the first administra- tion ...
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Resting-state functional connectivity in combat veterans suffering from impulsive aggression
... is impulsive rather than premeditated; (4) the aggressive behavior is distressful or leads to significant impairment in occupational and/or interpersonal function (Coccaro, ...and aggression-related ...
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MEDICATION FOR IMPULSIVE AGGRESSION
... Comparative effectiveness of carbamazepine and propranolol for rage outbursts (1990) Journal of Neuropsychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences Valproic Acid for Nonaffective Aggression in the Mentally Retarded (1992) ...
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Impulsive and Premeditated Homicide: An Analysis of Subsequent Parole Risk of the Murderer
... this difference resides in the high rate of violent recidivism among the black murderers (47% of all parole failures) compared to the white (11% of all parole failures[r] ...
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Impulsive aggression and psychopathic tendencies in female undergraduates
... Even though impulsive-aggressive women showed significantly higher levels of psychopathic personality traits and antisocial behaviours than other groups, psychopathy scores did not app[r] ...
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Executive Functioning
... 1. Child will repeat with no delay a CV/VC+ chain with 90% accuracy to improve phonological processing/verbal working memory for executive functioning and language. 2. Child will repeat with a 2+ second ...
AT Support for Executive Functioning
... It is a program of the Georgia Institute of Technology, Enterprise Innovation Institute [EI2], Alternative Media Access Center (AMAC) and is funded by grant #H224C030009 of the Rehabil[r] ...
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Teaching for Executive Functioning
... To compound the problem, few secondary teachers are prepared to help students become learners of content. Most teachers have little background in teaching executive functioning and consider themselves ...
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The assessment of executive functioning in children
... Visuospatial domain Spatial Working Memory, a measure of executive-loaded working memory, requires participants to retain and use efficient strategies to manipulate spatial information. The child finds tokens ...
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A paramatric manipulation of central executive functioning
... central executive is both an important and poorly understood construct that is invoked in current theoretical models of human cognition and in various dysexecutive clinical ...elementary executive function, ...
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Exercise and executive functioning in older women
... However, these guidelines may be problematic in determining particular activities that do not fit neatly into these guidelines. Therefore, these guidelines are not recommended for use in replication of this design if ...
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