Brain development is underpinned by complex interactions between neural assemblies,
driving structural and functional change. This neuroconstructivism (the notion that neural …

Significant advances have been made in recent years regarding the developmental
trajectories of brain circuits and networks, revealing links between brain structure and …

The ability to flexibly switch between tasks is key for goal-directed behavior and continues to
improve across childhood. Children's task switching difficulties are thought to reflect less …

While findings show that throughout development, there are child-and age-specific patterns
of brain functioning, there is also evidence for significantly greater inter-individual response …

Purpose To identify possible predictors of executive functions of individuals with CHARGE
syndrome, as these will be important targets for interventions. Methods A population-based …

This study explored the neural correlates of emotion regulation and emotional reactivity in
early to mid‐childhood. A sample of 96 children (70% White, mid‐to‐high socioeconomic …

Executive functions (EF) are higher cognitive processes involved in the management of new,
complex tasks with changing rules and/or the necessity to inhibit interferences. EF are …

The executive function (EF) domains of working memory (WM), response inhibition (RI), and
set shifting (SS) show maturational gains and are linked to neuroimaging-measured brain …

Introduction Environmental perturbations during critical periods can have pervasive,
organizational effects on neurodevelopment. To date, the literature examining the long-term …

Background Patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) have been found to show
functional brain abnormality, including in the medial frontal cortex and other areas of the …