… fMRI studies (ie, studies that compared children with adults) have focused on aspects of
executive control and found evidence for a higher susceptibility to interference in children that …

… In contrast to most previous fMRI studies, participants in this study were medication-naïve,
without extensive comorbidity, and were matched with controls in terms of age and IQ. In …

… in functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Extending how bilingual … fMRI studies
adopting executive control tasks with minimal or no linguistic demands. Across a range of studies …

… before and after aerobic exercise in ADHD children, this study explored the brain mechanism
of aerobic exercise to improve executive function in children with ADHD and found that it …

… (fMRI) data obtained over the past decade (1999–2008) on more than 800 children and …
of cognitive development and school learning: numerical abilities, reading, and executive …

… , frequently associated with impaired attentional and executive functions. The objective of this
study was to assess the impact … fMRI was performed in 9 children with DCD and 10 control …

… present study was to use event-related functional MRI (fMRI) … to the performance of two
different types of cognitive control. … A developmental functional MRI study of prefrontal activation …

… connectivity occurs in executive function tasks. There is thus a … Further fMRI studies of a
variety of tasks will determine how … autism was classified as a childhood psychosis, despite the …

… studies, we used coordinate-based activation likelihood estimation (ALE). fMRI studies that
… However, owing to the small number of neuroscience EF studies conducted in children or …

… on different neural-circuits related to executive functions for T1 and T2 children as compared
to T3. We hypothesized that the fronto-parietal network may be more engaged in older …