Multidomain Cognitive Tele-Neurorehabilitation Training in Long-Term Post-Stroke Patients: An RCT Study by Marianna Contrada, Gennarina Arabia, Martina Vatrano, Caterina Pucci, Isabel Mantia, Federica Scarfone, Giusi Torchia, Maria Quintieri, Antonio Cerasa, Loris Pignolo

“…Specific cognitive domains, including memory, praxis skills, executive functions, and speech therapy, were stimulated in the procedure. …”
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Positive and Negative Affect Differentially Predict Individual Differences and Intra-Individual Changes in Daily Cognitive Failures in Younger and Older Adults by Ysabel A. Guevarra, Nadyanna M. Majeed, Eva M. Hisham, Andree Hartanto

“…(1) Background: Cognitive failures, including lapses in attention, memory, and executive functioning, can negatively affect daily performance and well-being. …”
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Democracy: vectors of researches in Ukraine by N. M. Onishchenko, L. Yu. Malyuga, M. S. Bulkat

“…It is noted that in the doctrine of the socio-humanitarian sciences of Ukraine, for a long time the efforts of scientists were concentrated on studying the general problems of the formation of democracy, the authenticity of Ukrainian democracy, the phenomenon of control in the functions of the state, as the basis of the concept of «checks and balances» in democratic states, etc. …”
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Stroke Severity, Caregiver Feedback, and Cognition in the REGARDS‐CARES Study by Jason A. Blake, D. Leann Long, Amy J. Knight, Burel R. Goodin, Michael Crowe, Suzanne E. Judd, J. David Rhodes, David L. Roth, Olivio J. Clay

“…Cognition was measured using a biennial telephone battery and included the domains of learning, memory, and executive functioning. Multiple cognitive assessments were analyzed up to 5 years poststroke, controlling for prestroke cognition and demographic variables of the stroke survivor. …”
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From social contradiction to social competition as the basic legal regime (mode) of statehood (Part I) by A. V. Butakov

“…There is a danger of an existential rup- ture between the three most important social institutions of human civilization: property, competition, and the state.Society, constituting the creation of the state as artificial (reasonable) sufficiency, through the functioning of the structural organization of power has fixed the fundamental purpose of existence - property in the form of an integral structural platform of the main ways of its organization (private (individualized), mixed (corporate), general (collective)), assigning to each of them the execution of the corresponding social function.Conclusions. …”
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From social contradiction to social competition as the basic legal regime (mode) of statehood (Part II) by A. V. Butakov

“…There is a danger of an existential rupture between the three most important social institutions of human civilization: property, competition, and the state.Society, constituting the creation of the state as artificial (reasonable) sufficiency, through the functioning of the structural organization of power has fixed the fundamental purpose of existence - property in the form of an integral structural platform of the main ways of its organization (private (individualized), mixed (corporate), general (collective)), assigning to each of them the execution of the corresponding social function.Conclusions. …”
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The influence of exercise and BMI on food choices during pregnancy by Tara K. Whiton, Linda E. May, Alex Claiborne, Ericka Biagioni, Breanna Wisseman, Cody Strom, Samantha McDonald, Steven Mouro, Edward Newton, James DeVente, George A. Kelley, Oyinlola Toyin Babatunde

“…Background: Exercise is linked to health-conscious behaviors, such as healthy eating, through psychophysiological pathways that include improvements in executive functioning. The influence of exercise while pregnant on healthy eating is currently unknown. …”
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Cognitive Correlates of Borderline Personality Disorder Features in Youth with Bipolar Spectrum Disorders and Bipolar Offspring by Alessio Simonetti, Sherin Kurian, Evelina Bernardi, Antonio Restaino, Francesca Bardi, Claudia Calderoni, Gabriele Sani, Jair C. Soares, Kirti Saxena

“…BPD features were assessed using the Borderline Personality Features Scale for Children (BPFS-C). Deficits in executive functions and affective processing were assessed using tasks from the Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery (CANTAB), namely, the Cambridge gambling task (CGT), the stockings of Cambridge (SOC), and the Affective Go/No-Go (AGN) and rapid visual processing (RVP) tasks. …”
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Program semantic analysis model for code reuse detection by GUO Xi, WANG Pan

“…For binary programs, first disassembly analysis was performed and then function boundary recognition operations was performed to extract the execution boundary information of the function. …”
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Inhibitory deficits in Klinefelter syndrome are secondary to deficits in the auditory and motor domain by René J. Huster, Christina Thunberg, Anne-Kristin Solbakk, Claus H. Gravholt, Krister Fjermestad

“…Verbal deficits are among the most characteristic cognitive impairments of KS, yet other cognitive domains also exhibit deficits. Executive functions, especially working memory capacity and inhibitory control, are frequently affected as well. …”
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Neurological post-COVID syndrome is associated with substantial impairment of verbal short-term and working memory by Jeyanthan Charles James, Hannah Schulze, Nadine Siems, Christian Prehn, Daniel R. Quast, Nadine Trampe, Ralf Gold, Simon Faissner

“…Neurologic PCS patients showed impaired mental flexibility as an executive subfunction, verbal short-term memory, working memory and general reactivity (prolonged reaction time). …”
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Japi 2.0, a gaming platform to stimulate cognitive and non-cognitive skills in early childhood: protocol for a pilot randomized controlled trial by Jorge Gaete, Saray Ramírez, Cristian A. Rojas-Barahona, Valentina Romo, Natalia Ríos, Ricardo Araya

“…The importance of psychosocial skills acquired in early childhood, such as executive functions, inhibitory control, emotional regulation, and social problem-solving, in preventing mental disorders has been reported. …”
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Interface management concepts in healthcare for rare diseases in Germany: a study protocol for a mixed-methods study to develop best practice recommendations by Martin Härter, Laura Inhestern, Corinna Bergelt, David Zybarth, Ramona Otto, Maja Brandt

“…Introduction Patients and families affected by a rare disease are burdened in multiple ways. Functional interface management can unburden patients or relatives from the need to be solely accountable for the navigation through the healthcare system. …”
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Computerized cognitive training in cognitively healthy older adults: a systematic review and meta-analysis of effect modifiers. by Amit Lampit, Harry Hallock, Michael Valenzuela

“…No significant effects were found for executive functions and attention. Moderator analyses revealed that home-based administration was ineffective compared to group-based training, and that more than three training sessions per week was ineffective versus three or fewer. …”
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A qualitative study on the management system for investigator-initiated studies in healthcare institutions in Beijing, China by Xiayan Chen, Jiaxue Meng, Hongling Chu, Yangfeng Wu, Huijuan Li

“…Methods This descriptive qualitative study included 13 focus group discussions among 74 participants from 25 healthcare institutions stratified selected in Beijing, including 13 executive-level administrators, 41 functional administrators and 20 investigator representatives. …”
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A Single Session of tDCS Stimulation Can Modulate an EEG Microstate Associated With Anxiety in Patients With Depression by Keiichiro Nishida, Shota Minami, Tomonari Yamane, Satsuki Ueda, Banri Tsukuda, Shunichiro Ikeda, Daisuke Haruna, Masafumi Yoshimura, Tetsufumi Kanazawa, Thomas Koenig

“…Conclusion Microstate map D appears to be associated with psychiatric disorders and executive functions, whereas map C may relate to the salience network and mind‐wandering. …”
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A novel hypothesis on the relationship between maternal education and obesity in children; the mediating role of maternal and child self-control—ABIS a population-based cohort stud... by Pär Andersson White, Pär Andersson White, Johnny Ludvigsson, Johnny Ludvigsson, Michael P. Jones, Tomas Faresjö

“…However, future studies are needed to test the hypothesis described in this paper using additional measures of self-control and executive functions.…”
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Monitoring the Level of Digital Transformation in Education: Indexes and Technologies by V. V. Sviridova

“…The developed model characterizes the stages of monitoring from data collection to decision-making, and shows the interrelation between the system functions. The modeling was performed to develop a system that determines the level of implementation of digital solutions in the field of education in the regional context.Conclusion. …”
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Los trastornos de la atención con o sin hiperactividad: una mirada teórica desde lo pedagógico / The attentional and educational disorders with or without hyperactivity: a theoreti... by Carmen María Cubero Venegas

“…This disorder is look from the explaining sense that allows the analysis of four of the major executive functions to the comprehension of the characteristics of this disorder: the work memory, the inner language development, the skills to self-regulation of the emotions and motivations and the problem solving skills. …”
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LEGO^®-Based Therapy in School Settings for Social Behavior Stimulation in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Comparing Peer-Mediated and Expert Intervention by Luciana Oliveira Angelis, Fernanda Tebexreni Orsati, Maria Cristina Triguero Veloz Teixeira

“…The measures were the Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence, the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (parent and teacher versions), the Inventory of Difficulties in Executive Functions, Regulation, and Aversion to Delay—Child Version, the Developmental Coordination Disorder Questionnaire, the Autism Behavior Checklist, and the Autistic Behavior Inventory. …”
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