Motor activity level and behavioural control in young children
How do young children’s typical levels of physical movement relate to their ability to inhibit task-inappropriate behavioural responses? This question was investigated with a cross-sectional sample of 85 children, 4- to 6-years of age. Children’s typical levels of activity were assessed with actomet...
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| description | How do young children’s typical levels of physical movement relate to their
ability to inhibit task-inappropriate behavioural responses? This question was
investigated with a cross-sectional sample of 85 children, 4- to 6-years of age.
Children’s typical levels of activity were assessed with actometers,
mechanical measures of movement frequency. Multiple measures of contra-habitual task
performance, reflecting children’s ability to inhibit the typical response
associated with a task and to execute a less typical response, were aggregated.
Procedurally similar control tasks, not dependent on the inhibition of behavioural
responses, were also assessed. Contra-habitual task performance was positively and
uniquely related to activity level, and an age by movement interaction showed that
this relation was most reliable among the younger children in our sample. Young
children’s motor activity is associated with enhanced, not diminished
behavioural control. |
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Children’s typical levels of activity were assessed with actometers,
mechanical measures of movement frequency. Multiple measures of contra-habitual task
performance, reflecting children’s ability to inhibit the typical response
associated with a task and to execute a less typical response, were aggregated.
Procedurally similar control tasks, not dependent on the inhibition of behavioural
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uniquely related to activity level, and an age by movement interaction showed that
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mechanical measures of movement frequency. Multiple measures of contra-habitual task
performance, reflecting children’s ability to inhibit the typical response
associated with a task and to execute a less typical response, were aggregated.
Procedurally similar control tasks, not dependent on the inhibition of behavioural
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uniquely related to activity level, and an age by movement interaction showed that
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mechanical measures of movement frequency. Multiple measures of contra-habitual task
performance, reflecting children’s ability to inhibit the typical response
associated with a task and to execute a less typical response, were aggregated.
Procedurally similar control tasks, not dependent on the inhibition of behavioural
responses, were also assessed. Contra-habitual task performance was positively and
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| subjects | Behavioural responses Biological and medical sciences Child Child development Developmental psychology Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology Inhibition Motor activity Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry Psychology. Psychophysiology Task performance Young children |
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