Child Executive Functioning May Require not only High-Quality Parenting, but also Consistency (IMAGE)

University of Montreal

Child Executive Functioning May Require not only High-Quality Parenting, but also Consistency

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Special significance must be given to the stability of the parent's behavior when attempting to predict a child's future development. This study raises the possibility that child executive functioning may require not only high-quality parenting, but also consistency in this quality.

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