Inhibitory control is the capacity to suppress inappropriate responses. It is central to many
aspects of development, most notably executive function and effortful control. Despite its …

We review existing research on intertemporal choice in children that has used delay choice
tasks, a type of delay gratification task that typically involves choosing between a smaller …

From early ages, gaze acts as a cue to infer the interests, behaviours, thoughts and
emotions of social partners. Despite sharing attentional properties with other non‐social …

Background This study investigated cognitive and emotional functioning in children and
adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and disruptive, impulse …

Executive functions or cognitive self‐regulatory control processes are critical for children's
ability to successfully navigate their academic and social environment. In this study, we …

Inhibitory control may play an important part in prosocial behavior, such as donating
behavior. However, it is not clear at what developmental stage inhibitory control becomes …

Attributing affectively neutral mental states such as thoughts (ie, cool theory of mind, cool
ToM) to others appears to be rooted in different processes than the ones involved in …

The development of Theory of Mind (ToM) constitutes a central topic in the study of human
cognitive development. During the last decades, researchers representing different …

Fractional anisotropy (FA) threshold is commonly used to perform diffusion MRI
tractography. However, FA threshold may be one aspect of tractography that needs …

This present study examines the effect of reading literary fiction on schoolaged children at
two levels of Theory of Mind (ToM) understanding, that is, the first-order and the second …