2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.earlhumdev.2011.09.001
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Cognitive development in very vs. moderately to late preterm and full-term children: Can effortful control account for group differences in toddlerhood?

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“…Children who scored below average on the cognitive developmental test were mainly from the preterm group. This is comparable to other studies on cognitive development in preterm children, mentioning some cognitive delay compared to full-term children [69,70]. Second, maternal stress is frequently present when suffering from cancer during pregnancy.…”
Section: Long-term Follow-up Of Childrensupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Children who scored below average on the cognitive developmental test were mainly from the preterm group. This is comparable to other studies on cognitive development in preterm children, mentioning some cognitive delay compared to full-term children [69,70]. Second, maternal stress is frequently present when suffering from cancer during pregnancy.…”
Section: Long-term Follow-up Of Childrensupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Most of the studies on general cognitive outcome among preschoolers LP, aged 2-4 years, showed lower mean scores on scales of assessment when compared to term born infants (Nepomnyaschy et al, 2012;Voigt et al, 2012). A few studies described cognitive outcome in the first year of life in LP and reported that they reached scores within the normal range or similar to those obtained by the control group of term born infants (Morag et al, 2013;Romeo et al, 2012).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Previous investigations found that at 1-4 years of age, LP have an increased risk of presenting developmental delay (Nepomnyaschy, Hegyi, Ostfeld, & Reichman, 2012;Voigt, Pietz, Pauen, Kliegel, & Reuner, 2012;Woythaler, McCormick, & Smith, 2011). Some of them analyzed the infant perinatal course and socio-demographic data to be included as possible independent risk factors for developmental outcome, especially in case of studying middle-long term cognitive and language development (Freeman Duncan et al, 2012;Greene, Patra, Nelson, & Silvestri, 2012;Morag et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Vários investigadores têm demonstrado interesse pela pesquisa sobre o impacto das variáveis perinatais peso e idade gestacional ao longo do desenvolvimento infantil (ALS, 1997;HUANG, et al, 2012;VOIGT, et al, 2012;VOHR;MSALL, 2004). Diversos estudos relatam as características das crianças nascidas com muito baixo peso e as dificuldades por elas experienciadas.…”
Section: Aspectos Clínicosunclassified