Time processing ability and daily time management in children and youth age 10-17 with and without disabilities
About this project
Project information
Project status
In progress 2023 - 2025
Contact
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Children and youth with intellectual disability (ID) and with ADHD have difficulties in everyday life that can be related to limited time processing ability. The aim of this study was to psychometrically evaluate the objective assessment KaTid-Youth 2.0, a digital web app, for children and youth with and without disabilities age 10 – 17 år in a Swedish context and to investigate the relation between time processing ability and self-rated daily time management (Time-S).
Researchers
Research funding bodies
- Centrum för Klinisk Forskning Dalarna
- The Swedish Foundation Sävstaholm
- Uppsala University
Collaborators
- Ann-Christine Persson, KI Danderyds sjukhus (KIDS)
- Birgitta Wennberg, Linköpings universitet
- Gunnel Janeslätt, Region Dalarna
- Region Stockholm
- Uppsala universitet