Parent Survey of Child Time Use

Barker, Jane E.; Semenov, Andrei D.; Michaelson, Laura; Provan, Lindsay S.; Synder, Hannah R.; Munakata, Yuko

doi:10.1037/t36418-000

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“…We used the "Parent Survey of Typical Child Time Spent in Less-structured Activities" (Barker et al, 2014) to measure this variable.…”

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Cognitive Teleintervention With Board Games During The Pandemic Lockdown In School-Age Children

Vita-Barrull,

Estrada-Plana,

March-Llanes

et al. 2023

IJGSI

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Background. Playing modern board games has been linked to cognitive enhancement in children when playing face-to-face. However, because of the SARS-CoV-2, playing in an analog way was difficult. Objective. To test the efficacy of a cognitive intervention program with board games in school-age children (25 Spaniards; 5-12 years) delivered remotely through web conferencing. Methods. We performed a randomized controlled trial with a wait-list control group (n=10) and pre-post testing (updating, inhibition, flexibility, and verbal fluency). The study was preregistered on clinicaltrials.gov (NCT04823338). The experimental group (n=15) played commercialized board games adapted to an online format during 12 sessions. Results and Conclusions. We found higher flexibility and verbal fluency improvements in the experimental than in the control group. We also saw improvements in visuospatial updating solely in the passive control group. Board games played remotely could entail some cognitive benefits, though we found paradigmatic results too. Board games may benefit the most when played face to face.

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“…We used the "Parent Survey of Typical Child Time Spent in Less-structured Activities" (Barker et al, 2014) to measure this variable.…”

Section: Less-structured Activities Timementioning

confidence: 99%

“…More specifically, leisure time, playing, and board games could predict the development of these cognitive processes (Barker et al, 2014;Gashaj, Dapp, Trninic, & Roebers, 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%