Research examines neuronal networks associated with temperament in young children, suggesting early intervention for at-risk kids.
Neuronal network functional connectivity — representing communication within brain regions, which can be measured by EEG – is important in the understanding of early temperament. This is especially true for attention and control networks, which indicate that early interventions could be aimed at at‐risk children.
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