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Hidden talents in context: Cognitive performance with abstract versus ecological stimuli among adversity-exposed youth.
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Apr 2022 – Oct 2023Where it's discussed
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The social discussions express strong interest by highlighting the significance of ecological testing methods and their ability to reveal hidden talents, as seen in phrases like 'benefit from ecologically relevant testing' and 'almost as well as their peers.' The tone is optimistic and emphasizes the transformative potential of these findings in developmental science and applied settings, indicating both engagement and the perceived importance of the research.
Most discussions support or positively interpret the findings, indicating general agreement with the research's conclusions.
The discussions reveal high interest, especially with phrases like 'excited,' 'alert,' and emphasis on real-world relevance and new insights.
Posts reference specific aspects of the study, such as ecological stimuli and its implications, showing moderate but thoughtful engagement.
The discussions highlight potential paradigm shifts in how adversity-exposed youth are assessed, indicating a high perceived impact.
Abstract in brief
- Adversity-exposed youth typically score lower on cognitive tests, but some abilities may actually be enhanced by adversity, especially in real-world situations.
- A study with 618 youth used two types of attention and working memory tasks—one abstract and one ecological—to compare performance.
- Findings showed that while these youth scored lower on abstract tasks, they performed nearly as well as their peers on ecological tasks, suggesting certain talents might be hidden and context-dependent.]
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Most liked on X and Blueskyhttps://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologically valid stimuli; contrary to developmental science research, which often reports lowered performance among adversity-exposed youth.@wfrankenhuis1 https://t.co/IPxlYs9BdW
"Hidden talents in context: #Cognitive performance with abstract versus ecological stimuli among adversity-exposed youth," by @DrEthanYoung, @wfrankenhuis1, Danielle J. DelPriore, and Bruce J. Ellis in #ChildDevelopment Journal (2022): https://t.co/YaFFDjqBlH
Young people living in adverse conditions benefit from ecologically relevant testing materials to the point that they perform almost as well as people from supportive environments do. Now out! #CrimTwitter @SRCDtweets #ChildDevelopment https://t.co/VGaDcKdgHW
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
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"Hidden talents in context: #Cognitive performance with abstract versus ecological stimuli among adversity-exposed youth," by @DrEthanYoung, @wfrankenhuis1, Danielle J. DelPriore, and Bruce J. Ellis in #ChildDevelopment Journal (2022): https://t.co/YaFFDjqBlH
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RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
RT @DrEthanYoung: I am excited (and terrified
I am excited (and terrified
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
RT @AssafOshri: https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologi…
https://t.co/vK2M0MHFhB Alert! Performing low on working memory updating is not related to poverty when tested with ecologically valid stimuli; contrary to developmental science research, which often reports lowered performance among adversity-exposed youth.@wfrankenhuis1 https://t.co/IPxlYs9BdW
Young people living in adverse conditions benefit from ecologically relevant testing materials to the point that they perform almost as well as people from supportive environments do. Now out! #CrimTwitter @SRCDtweets #ChildDevelopment https://t.co/VGaDcKdgHW
Hidden talents in context: Cognitive performance with abstract versus ecological stimuli among adversity‐exposed youth https://t.co/tRbxLtVFL8
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