Executive function skills - interview with Stephanie M. Carlson, PhD | VIEWPOINT
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
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Executive function skills are some of the most vital assets in child development and address how they are able to regulate themselves socially and emotionally. Honing these skills at the earliest of ages can have radical impacts on a child's future and affect them greatly in adulthood as well. AEI's Katharine B. Stevens sits down with child development expert Dr. Stephanie Carlson to discuss the undeniable importance of these skills.
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I'm angry that this only has 604 views 3 weeks after. It should have more and have more of an impact. For every individual that can be enriched, society (and them, of course) could be gaining so many orders of magnitude more.
great interview, Fantastic work Stephanie M. Carlson, PhD
How's the chart of maleability of executive function over the age of individuals? Can we help someone older or should we just focus on the younglings?
Hi mam, I am from India, I had executive functioning disorder, for last 13 years, my age is now 35, I am struggling with my life , I have 2 child and my wife, I can't able to lead my life with this executive disfunction issue, pls ,find the correct medication and treatment for my issue,I am struggling daily by daily ,pls help me?
Stop being abusive to pregnant women, and your kids won't have these issues
This poor executive Functioning is an Evolutionary Advantage. when under stress, the fetus undergoes changes related to
stress the mother feels and the gets a form of BRAIN DAMAGE, this enables the new child to only focus on the next most important
thing that faces
them....so they focus on only Fucking,food, and Fighting !
THey cannot PLAN, cannot delay gratification, all they understand is NOW !
A life of crime and the "center cannot Hold"
But you'll have more children than normal's, and thus be evolutionary more successful...but your life will be an ummitigaed
nightmare and you'll die about 12 years earlier than if you didn't have ADHD (another term for Executive Dysfunction0
You can try Dexedrine....watch videos by Russell Barkley to find the unsatisfactory solution to ADHD (which yo have)
Also worth trying is ACT (acceptance and commitant therapy), to accept your condition
Me too...
See channel of Stuart Davidson..
Cool topic and no slight on the researcher's knowledge, but her "umm" and "uhh" counts are off the charts! Holy
Another thing to nip in the bud during early development.
she did well. going through the entire talk without mentioning IQ.
But she did talk about IQ. Having trouble with focus? ;)
Rechristened and simplified super-ego. *yawn*
*at the end of the road, turn right. then cross the roundabout, second exit.*