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1.	The Mechanism Of Self - Inhibition Of Negative Correlation Between The Object Level And The Response Level
2.	A Research On The Relationship Between Young Children's Theory Of Mind And Executive Function: A Developmental Perspective From Inhibitory Control
3.	The Development Study On Executive Function Of Different Grades And Different Academic Achievement Types Of The Childhood And Adolescence
4.	The Study On Neural Mechanism Of Inhibition Of Return In Visual Modality
5.	A Study On Working Memory Of Children With Reading Disability
6.	The Role Of Inhibitory Control In The Correlation Between Infants' Executive Function And Theory Of Mind
7.	The Research On Relation Of Chinese Comprehension And Inhibitory Mechanism In Working Memory
8.	The Research Of The Development And Influencing Factors In 3-4 Years Old Children' Rule Reasoning
9.	The Relationship Between 3-5-year-old Child's Theory Of Mind And Inhibitory Control
10.	Cross-language Competition In Bilingual Semantic Processing: Effect Of Working Memory Capacity
11.	The Study Of Bilingual Inhibitory Control Ability And Its Mechanism In Different Proficient Levels' Bilingual
12.	A Study On The Relationship Among Temperament,Inhibitory Control And Theory Of Mind Of 3-to-5-year-old Children
13.	Inhibitory Control Of Visual-Spatial And Verbal Materials In Children And Young Adults
14.	Age Deficits In The Inhibitory Of Prepotent Responses: Evidence From Antisaccade Tasks
15.	Research On Executive Function Of Aggressive Middle School Students
16.	Eye Movements Of Individuals With Different Cognitive Styles While Reading With Distraction
17.	The Relationship Among Inhibitory Control, Self-Control And Peer Interaction In 3-5 Years Old Children
18.	The Research On The Developmental Characteristics Of 3-5 Year-old Children's Suggestibility And Its Relationship With Inhibitory Control
19.	The Inhibitory Control Of Game IADs: An ERP Study
20.	The Research On The Impact Of Children's Inhibitory Control On The Counterfactual Reasoning Ability
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