The change in cognition that allows children to focus without becoming distracted, persist at tasks, and exhibit quick, efficient memory is a result of the development of:

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Enzo

2 November, 10:21

The change in cognition that allows children to focus without becoming distracted, persist at tasks, and exhibit quick, efficient memory is a result of the development of:

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Tanya Pena · Answer 1

The change in cognition that allows children to focus without becoming distracted, persist at tasks, and exhibit quick, efficient memory is a result of the development of control process. The five domains of the children control process are fine motor, gross motor, social, language and cognitive. All of these processes will improve as to how the children will interact with others and deal situations as they go through their life.