Martin Heine, Wayne Derman, Ashleigh Müller, Brittany Fell, Mumtaz Abbas, Susan Hanekom
Data on the clinical, functional, and patient-reported outcomes of patient-centred rehabilitation for patients with non-communicable disease living in low-resourced settings
Data in brief
association family socioeconomic status ses child executive functions welldocumented however studies examined role potential mediators moderators studied independent interactive associations family ses single parenthood predict child executive functions inhibitory control cognitive flexibility working memory examined child expressive language abilities family home environment potential mediators associations sixty families diverse ses backgrounds schoolage target child mean sd age 99 096 years evaluated child executive functioning measured using brief battery quality home environment evaluated using home observation measurement environment inventory family ses predicted three child executive functions study single parent family ses interactively associated childrens inhibitory control cognitive flexibility children low ses families living one parent performed less well executive function tests children similarly low ses living two parents parental responsivity enrichment activities family companionship mediated association family ses child inhibitory control working memory study demonstrates family ses inequalities associated inequalities home environments inequalities child executive functions impact disparities unfold lives typically developing children merits investigation understanding jins 2011 17 000000