“…Anderson, Nimmo-Smith, Turner, Watson & Robertson, 2001) to laboratory's tasks such as the ANT battery for children (Rueda, Fan, McCandliss, Halparin, Gruber, Pappert & Posner, 2004). Each test or task employed taps one attentional facet (e.g., selective attention, attentional control, or sustained attention), which could develop in specific and perhaps independent way (Quiroga, Santacreu, Montoro, Martínez-Molina & Shih, 2011). With this diversity in mind, it is important to focus on the facets of attention most directly related to daily life.…”