Liz Newton, Tara Louise Dimopoulos-Bick
Assessing early feasibility of a novel innovation to increase consumer partnership capability within an Australian health innovation organisation using a mixed-method approach
BMJ open
passage preadolescence adolescence presented turning point achievement abilities social understanding commonly appear adulthood developmental perspectives point possible role neurocognitive maturation social experiences facilitate growth paper goal goalsto propose valid reliable measure new quantitative qualitative advancements social understanding occurring adolescent passage relying research two main objectives establish associations advancements social understanding executive functions held responsible neurocognitive rearrangements adolescence c evidence significant associations attachment models development social understanding phase life 100 subjects 50 boys 50 girls aged 1115 administered aica scors cnt stroop colorword test wisciii advancements complexity selfother representations mentalization interpersonal exchanges significantly occurs passage preadolescence adolescence seem promoted increased performances executive control cognitive shifting dismissing state mind respect attachment associated lower development social understanding adolescence neurocognitive reorganization underlies passage preadolescence adolescence seems provide scaffolding sophisticated interpretations social world past current affective experience boost hinder full deployment human maturational potential given importance social cognition adjustment psychopathology clinical intervention target amelioration individual family abilities social reasoning mentalization