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Longitudinal associations between cognitive control consistency and academic skills across kindergarten and first grade
Cognitive control fluctuates from moment to moment, even when the sensory and contextual demands of the task remain constant. However, traditional approaches used to measure cognitive control have largely treated such variability as noise and predominantly relied on overall performance metrics, such
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