2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.bandc.2008.03.003
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On the evolutionary origins of executive functions

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“…As Rilling (4) states, "In the field of comparative primate neuroanatomy, perhaps no question has engendered more interest than whether the human frontal lobes are larger than expected for a primate of our brain size." Yet the strongest justifiable statement that could be made in a recent review was, "It can be tentatively concluded that it is questionable that the size of the prefrontal cortex can account for the human executive functions" (13).…”
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“…As Rilling (4) states, "In the field of comparative primate neuroanatomy, perhaps no question has engendered more interest than whether the human frontal lobes are larger than expected for a primate of our brain size." Yet the strongest justifiable statement that could be made in a recent review was, "It can be tentatively concluded that it is questionable that the size of the prefrontal cortex can account for the human executive functions" (13).…”
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“…Ardila (2008) llama a las funciones ejecutivas relacionadas con el dominio cognitivo propiamente dicho funciones ejecutivas metacognitivas (frío) y llama a las relacionadas con el control emocional funciones ejecutivas emocionales/motivacionales (caliente).…”
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“…Castellanos, Sonuga-Barke, Milha e Tannock, (2006) explicam que as primeiras seriam eliciadas diante de problemas mais abstratos, relativamente descontextualizados, enquanto as segundas seriam requeridas diante de problemas com envolvimento emocional. Ardila (2008) denomina as funções executivas ligadas ao domínio cognitivo de "funções executivas metacognitivas", e chama de "funções executivas emocionais/motivacionais" aquelas ligadas ao controle emocional. Os testes usuais de funções executivas basicamente cobrem as do tipo metacognitivo, embora a resolução dos problemas no dia a dia requeira também habilidades emocionais.…”
Section: Funções Executivasunclassified