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Developmental changes in using verbal self-cueing in task-switching situations: the impact of task practice and task-sequencing demands

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FIGURE 1 | Example of an AABB run in the switching task for the 1-grid group (upper trials) and the 2-grids group (lower trials)
Table 2 | Mean error rates (SE) as a function of block type (single-task/mixed-task), age group (younger children/older children), verbalization condition (silent control/verbalization), and practice (silent control condition first/verbalization condition
FIGURE 2 | Mixing costs are displayed as a function of age group (younger children/older children), task-sequence load (1 grid/2 grids), and verbalization condition (silent control/task naming) for the group with practice in task switching (silent conditio
FIGURE 3 | Verbalization effects are displayed as a function of age group (younger children/older children), task-sequence load (1 grid/2 grids), and block type (single-task/mixed-task) for the group with practice in task switching (silent condition first)

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