Executive functions (EFs) refer to a set of cognitive skills used to achieve goals and adapt to
novelty and social situations. These cognitive skills strongly impact people's daily lives …

Executive function (EF) is a group of processes that allow individuals to be goal-oriented
and to have adaptive functioning, so that adequate performance is essential for success in …

Introduction In the past three decades, there has been increasing interest in assessing
children's Executive Functions (EF). However, studies on the conceptualization and …

Executive functions involve a series of cognitive, behavioral and affective-emotional
components, which play an important role regulating and organizing ones behavior in a …

Given the enormous influence of executive functions in school and life success, it is
necessary to identify EF levels and address them in a reliable way with tools accessible to …

Executive Functions (EF) are fundamental during childhood since they participate actively in
such heterogeneous domains as mental and physical health, learning, school performance …

Executive functions (EFs) are high-level cognitive processes that allow us to coordinate our
actions, thoughts, and emotions, enabling us to perform complex tasks. An increasing …

Background This study aims to present and discuss the psychometric properties of executive
functions, which were measured using the TDI-FE instrument. The analysis encompasses its …

Background: There is much research examining adolescents' executive function (EF) but
there is little information about tools that measure EF, in particular preference of use, their …

Executive functions (EF) are a set of high order mental abilities that regulate cognition,
emotions, and behavior. This study aims to report the construction and validation of a rating …