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Evaluation and intervention for Executive Functions in the developmental age

The FEREA program (3-18 years)

Gian Marco Marzocchi, Silvia Conti, Elena Bongarzone, Laura Ferla, Emilia Liconti, Elisa Tomasoni

Product: Book

Trim size in cm: 17x24cm

Pages: 304

ISBN: 9788859037927

Publication date: 01/09/2024


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In a rigorous but accessible way, the volume illustrates the reasons why it is important to collect information on the efficiency of Executive Functions (EF) in the developmental age, providing useful indications for the evaluation and interpretation of the results. The volume is based on the FEREA program, a working model for the evaluation and enhancement of EF that involves children and young people from a cognitive and emotional point of view.

Executive Functions (EF) influence different aspects of psychological development, in particular the ability to adapt to the environment. In neurodevelopmental disorders, EF are very often deficient, so the person is not able to exercise adequate cognitive, emotional and behavioural self-regulation. To significantly impact the development of EF in children and adolescents, it is necessary to develop a playful and motivational approach and create a bridge with the external environment that actively involves parents and teachers.


Preface (The GRIFE Group)
Chapter 1 – The Evolution of Executive Functions in Typical and Atypical Development
Chapter 2 – The Evaluation of Executive Functions in Preschool Age
Chapter 3 – The Evaluation of Executive Functions in Children 6-11 Years
Chapter 4 – The Evaluation of Executive Functions and Self-Regulation in Adolescents
Chapter 5 – FEREA Training for Preschool Age (3-6 Years)
Chapter 6 – FEREA Training for School Age (6-12 Years)
Chapter 7 – FEREA Teens Training. Programs and Strategies to Strengthen Executive Functions in Adolescence
Chapter 8 – Parenting in the Development of Executive Functions
Chapter 9 – Executive Functions at School. What Teachers Can Do to Improve Students’ Self-Regulation
List of Games
Bibliography