ICPS
2021 APS Virtual Convention · 2021
Temperament and Environmental Factors Contributing to Individual Differences in Attention Control in Infancy.
- Pablo Moyano
University of Granada - Pablo Moyano
University of Granada - Josué Rico-Picó
University of Granada - Josué Rico-Picó
University of Granada - Ángela Conejero
Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology- University of Granada - Ángela Hoyo
University of Granada - Ángela Hoyo
University of Granada - María Ballesteros
University of Granada - María Ballesteros
University of Granada - M. Rosario Rueda
University of Granada - M. Rosario Rueda
Universidad de Granada
Abstract
The current study shows that 6-month-old infant’s temperament and home environment contribute to individual differences in attention disengagement and endogenous orientation in eye-tracking tasks. Household disorganization (CHAOS) was related to poor endogenous attention control, a relationship that is mediated by temperament factors of surgency and regulation.
Attention and Distraction
