Journal of Child Neurology · 2011 · 65 citations · 17 references
MedicineNeurosciencePediatricsDevelopmental PsychologyPediatric DisabilityPediatric NeurologyAttention AssessmentCerebral PalsyExecutive DysfunctionExecutive FunctionExecutive Function AssessmentExecutive FunctioningAttentionCognitive Dysfunction In ChildrenConners' Continuous Performance TestDevelopmental Executive FunctionNeuropsychological Executive FunctionPediatric Cognitive AssessmentPediatric Executive FunctionPerformance-based Executive Function
Dependent on criteria used, between 35% and 53% of the participants with cerebral palsy fulfilled the criteria of clinically relevant executive function problems as defined by Conners' (1994) Continuous Performance Test. Executive function problems were noticed mainly in participants with bilateral brain lesions and who had been born preterm. Findings highlight the need to check for attention problems in children with cerebral palsy.
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