Semantic Category Fluency Versus Initial Letter Fluency Over 60 Seconds as a Measure of Automatic and Controlled Processing in Healthy School-aged Children
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Summary
The level of occupational achievement of the caregiver (LOA) appeared to be a determinant of the child’s performance on either type of fluency task, indicating that LOA affects higher-order processes, such as the automation of newly learned verbal skills and effortful processing.
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- article
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- 2006-06-01
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Keywords
Psychology, Fluency, Verbal fluency test, Task (project management), Cognitive psychology
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