With this explorative study, we aimed to examine time perception in children with childhood absence epilepsy (CAE) and to compare those children with a matched control group. The study also investigated the association between the neuropsychological performance of the group with CAE and time judgment. We hypothesize that children with CAE could fail in time perception and that this may be because of a common underlying substrate with executive impairments.
Time perception in childhood absence epilepsy: Findings from a pilot study
Cainelli, ElisaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Mioni, GiovannaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Boniver, ClementinaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Bisiacchi, Patrizia SMembro del Collaboration Group
;Vecchi, Marilena
Membro del Collaboration Group
2019
Abstract
With this explorative study, we aimed to examine time perception in children with childhood absence epilepsy (CAE) and to compare those children with a matched control group. The study also investigated the association between the neuropsychological performance of the group with CAE and time judgment. We hypothesize that children with CAE could fail in time perception and that this may be because of a common underlying substrate with executive impairments.
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