Abstract:Intraindividual reaction time variability (IIV), which serves as an index of attentional control, was related to externalizing problems. However, it remains unknown whether children's IIV interacts with family functioning, including family adaptability and cohesion, to predict their externalizing problems. The present study examined this concern. Participants included 168 (M = 7.35 years, SD = .48; 48% boys) and 155 (M = 8.32 years, SD = .45; 49% boys) children at the rst (T1) and second (after one year, T2) m… Show more
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