Mediation Paths for Models of Executive Functions Explaining the Relation Between Early and Later Academic Skills.

<p>(A) Mediation of the relation between early and later math skills by self-regulation measured in kindergarten. (B) Mediation of the relation between early and later math skills by working memory measured in both kindergarten and 5<sup>th</sup> grade. (C) Mediation of the relatio...

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Main Author:	Sarah Le Diagon (21464420) (author)
Other Authors:	Marie Jacquel (21464423) (author), Jean-Baptiste Van der Henst (169525) (author), Jérôme Prado (9165674) (author)
Published:	2025
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Mediation Paths for Models of Executive Functions Explaining the Relation Between Early and Later Academic Skills.

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