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Is optimal always optimal? Chronotype, time-of-day, and children’s cognitive pe...
Bettencourt, Catarina; Pires, Luís; Almeida, Filipa; Vilar, Manuela; Cruz, Hugo; Leitão, José Augusto; Allen Gomes, Ana
Time of day X chronotype effects on adolescent’s emotional states. Poster prese...
Bettencourt, Catarina; Pires, Luis; Clara, Maria Inês; Tomé, Beatriz; Leitão, José Augusto; Cruz, Hugo M. F.; Silva, Carlos Fernandes; Azevedo, M.H.P
Time of day and chronotype effects on children’s intellectual capacity. Poster ...
Pires, Luís; Couto, Diana; Cruz, Hugo Miguel Fernandes; Bettencourt, Catarina; Leitão, José Augusto; Azevedo, Maria Helena P.; Marques, Daniel Ruivo
Morning-evening Types İn Kindergarten, Time-of-day And Performance On Basic Lea...
Cruz, Hugo Miguel Fernandes; Gomes, Ana Allen; Martins, Alcina Manuela; Leitão, José Augusto; Clarisse, René; Le Floc’h, NadineResearch on the combined effect of diurnal type and time of day on school/ preschool performance is still scarce, probably because until recently there were no non-invasive questionnaires measuring diurnal type in younger children. To our knowledge, in the literature studies on the so-called synchrony effect only exist for adolescents and adults and no work has been conducted on prepubertal children. This study...
Resolving pronouns to antecedents in commanding and non commanding positions: f...
Leitão, José Augusto; Branco, António; Piñango, Maria Mercedes; Pires, LuísWe test the hypothesis that the implementation of dependencies at the level of discourse has a higher processing cost than the implementation of dependencies within syntax alone. To this end we use event-related potentials to examine the implementation of anaphoric links established between pronouns and non commanding antecedents (discoursebased dependency) and contrast that with the processing of anaphoric lin...