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External world vs. working memory in children exp1
Studies show that when given the opportunity, adults generally minimize the use of working memory and instead rely on external sources of information that are accessible visually (Ballard et al., 1995; Draschkow et al., 2021). However, as the cost of accessing external sources increases, adults rely more on working memory. This experiment investigates if 5- to 8- year-olds can monitor the cost of accessing the external world and adjust their reliance on external sources accordingly. We hypothesize that children will rely more on the external source when the cost of access is minimal, and only increase reliance on internal memory when the access cost is high
Children's experiences of regret with foreseeable and unforeseeable outcomes
The proposed study aims to investigate whether children feel a stronger negative change in emotion when the actual and counterfactual outcomes were foreseeable compared to non-foreseeable
Goal Dimension Variability
We aim to analyze the variability of various goal dimensions. Goal dimensions were measured at up to 4 time points by asking participants about the characteristics of their new year´s resolutions
Mathematical abilities in the autistic population: A systematic review
The purpose of this systematic review is to synthesise the research that has investigated different mathematical abilities (e.g., counting, non-symbolic abilities, calculation, problem solving) in the autistic population as well as the types of assessment tools that have been used in these studies. Across the included studies, a narrative synthesis of the evidence will be conducted to highlight the gaps in the literature both in terms of the different mathematical abilities investigated in this population and in terms of the quality of these studies (e.g., were standardised or research-made tests used? What was the experimental design?)
The Crosstalk Between Fibroblast Growth Factor 21 (FGF21) and Alcohol and Substance Use Disorders (ASUDs): A Scoping Review
This scoping review aims to investigate the relationship between fibroblast growth factor 21 (FGF21) and alcohol and substance use related outcomes
My friends made me do it: Peer influences and different types of vaping in adolescence
The objective of this manuscript is to fill a gap in the adolescent vaping literature by examining peer-related risk and protective factors for three different types of vaping (flavor-only, nicotine, and cannabis). Analyses will simultaneously estimate the frequency of use for three types of vaping in the past year at mean age 17. First, cross-sectional associations between age 17 vaping behaviors and concurrent peer-related risk and protective factors will be assessed, including vaping by school peers, vaping by friends, and resistance to peer influence. Second, we will examine the predictive relationship between different types of vaping behaviors and peer-related risk and protective factors measured approximately 1-2 years prior including: vaping by school peers, vaping by friends, and resistance to peer influence. Further, we will examine whether resistance to peer influence moderates the relationship between own vaping and both vaping by school peers and vaping by friends
eNursing Approach for Mellitus Diabetes Monitoring in Primary Care: Scoping Review
This is a scoping review protocol, aiming at identify eNursing approaches in primary care for patients with Diabetes Mellitus. The studies will be evaluated using the elements of the Chronic Care Model
A study of decision making in everyday life
The study examines the cultural differences in everyday decision-making processes in Japan, Taiwan, and the United States
Temporal stability of attitude towards energy technologies Study 2
This is a replication and extension of the first study in this project