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Parental report of language, attention and executive functions at two years: correlational structure of measures and applications to prematurity

2026-03-13

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Background Parent-report measures are increasingly used in research and clinical settings to assess early cognitive outcomes after preterm birth. Directly observed cognitive measures often share a correlational structure, from which a general factor of cognition is calculable. We investigated associations between gestational age at birth and language, attention and executive function at two years using parent-repo...

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Literature Corpus work: d69f380d-7b28-5096-a50e-70ca832e43d4
DOI: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.24065.2

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