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Session Type: Flash Talk Session
Cognitive development is one of research areas that have received greatest attention. Recently, increasing studies have started investigating how to promote cognitive development across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. The papers in this session focused on the factors, strategies or interventions that may impact the development of attention, memory, or executive functions The findings of these papers provide insight into how to design educational intervention to promote cognitive development of typical and atypical children.
The roles of social referential cues and visual saliency on infant sustained attention - Presenting Author: Lichao Sun, University of Houston; Non-Presenting Author: Hanako Yoshida, University of Houston
Wait! Does Imposing Delays Improve Children's Inhibitory Control? - Presenting Author: Jade Yonehiro, University of California - Davis; Non-Presenting Author: Jane Barker, University of Colorado Boulder; Non-Presenting Author: Anne H. Roche, Johns Hopkins University; Non-Presenting Author: Yuko Munakata, University of California - Davis
The impact of speech complexity on preschoolers’ attention and learning - Presenting Author: Ruthe Foushee, University of Chicago; Non-Presenting Author: Mahesh Srinivasan, University of California - Berkeley; Non-Presenting Author: Fei Xu, University of California - Berkeley
The Structure and Memory Benefits of Infant and Toddler Napping During the Triphasic-to-Biphasic Transition - Presenting Author: Gina Marie Mason, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Non-Presenting Author: Laura Kurdziel, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Non-Presenting Author: Rebecca Spencer, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Cognition in First Graders in Ivory Coast: Effects of a Probiotic Food Supplement - Presenting Author: Bonnie Erin Brett, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen; Non-Presenting Author: Carolina de Weerth, Radboud University Medical Center
Recitation as a structured intervention to enhance the long-term verbatim retention and gist recall of complex texts in kindergarteners - Presenting Author: Hazar Eghbaria-Ghanamah, University of Haifa; Non-Presenting Author: Rafat Ghanamah, University of Haifa
Summative imitation as a mechanism for generative learning and innovation in both preschoolers and adults - Non-Presenting Author: Adrian Istvan Varallyay, Columbia University; Non-Presenting Author: Nathalia Beller, George Washington University; Presenting Author: Francys Subiaul, George Washington University