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Unique contributions of impulsivity and inhibition to prereading skills in preschoolers at Head Start

Description:
A study of the relationships between general cognitive ability, impulsivity, inhibition, letter knowledge, and print concepts in preschool children from disadvantaged backgrounds, based on data from 111 Head Start children
Resource Type:
Reports & Papers
Country:
United States

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