CMAPS: Mapping Profiles of Cognition, Motivation and Attention in Childhood
13 July 2020
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Ethical approval
This study was approved by the King's College London ethics committee on 16th March 2020 (HR-19/20-17193).
About the researcher
This study is run by a team of researchers from King's College London. We are interested in better understanding different profiles of social and attentional functioning in school-age children, and how these are linked to strengths and difficulties in social behaviour. We hope this research will help children who may experience social difficulties.