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Executive Function and Perceived School Well-Being Across Child- and Adult-Centered Educational Contexts: An Exploratory Study
Children’s socioemotional and cognitive development is shaped by the contexts in which they grow, with school playing a key role in well-being and executive function (EF). This study examined whether the association between EF and perceived school well-being differed across school contexts aligned w
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