Second, we obtained parent- and self-reported scholastic functioning on the well-validated Pediatric Quality of Life measure (Peds-QL 4.0 Generic) [13].
As shown in Table 1, the three groups did not significantly differ on sex, race, age, baseline scholastic functioning or vigilance, or time between baseline and follow-up assessments.
Imagination and the vis aestimativa are absent from Valla's account, while memory, as the soul's principal capacity, appears to have absorbed all the functions which scholastics had divided among separate faculties of the sensitive soul.
Poorer left-hand function was associated with lower average scholastic scores than poorer right-hand function, except for non-verbal general ability where low right-hand function was associated with somewhat lower scores.
Muslims must start thinking of ijtihad, he said, not as the special right of a scholastic elite, but as a function of the whole people.
Accumulating evidence suggests that several adult mental disorders, particularly psychoses, are preceded by impairments in cognitive function, reflected in scholastic underachievement.
Motor function is associated with cognitive ability, 7 10 and a striking feature of our findings is the magnitude of the association of poor left hand motor function with worse scholastic test scores.
Table 6 shows associations with each of the four scholastic tests for laterality, right-hand motor function and left-hand motor function test scores.
A causal relationship between impaired cognitive function such as poor scholastic performance and general mental health at adolescence is less likely and delayed school progression may merely be considered an indicator of risk for mental health problems.
A few longitudinal studies following children with ADHD into adulthood have documented impairment in scholastic, occupational, relationship, and daily life functioning [ 33, 42- 45] and this impairment is not different between genders [ 46].
