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Study protocol: How does cognitive flexibility relate to other executive functions and learning in healthy young adults?

Ke TongYuan Ni ChanXiaoqin ChengBobby K CheonMichelle EllefsonRestria FauzianaShengchuang FengNastassja L FischerBalázs GulyásNatalie HooDavid HungKastoori KalaivananChristelle LangleyKean Mun LeeLi Ling LeeTimothy LeeIrene MelaniNadhilla MeliaJia Ying PeiLisha RaghaniYoke Loo SamPeter SeowJohn SucklingYan Fen TanChew Lee TeoRyutaro UchiyamaHui Shan YapGeorgios ChristopoulosHenriette HendriksShen-Hsing Annabel ChenTrevor RobbinsBarbara SahakianZoe KourtziVictoria Leongnull null
Published in: PloS one (2023)
The current study is the first systematic investigation into the construct validity of CF and its interrelationship with other important cognitive skills such as learning and creativity, within an Asian context. The study will further explore the concept of CF as a non-unitary construct, a novel theoretical proposition in the field. The inclusion of a structure learning paradigm is intended to inform future development of a novel intervention paradigm to enhance CF. Finally, the results of the study will be useful for informing classroom pedagogy and the design of lifelong learning policies and curricula, as part of the wider remit of the Cambridge-NTU Centre for Lifelong Learning and Individualised Cognition (CLIC).
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