The role of emotion regulation and choice repetition bias in the ultimatum game.

Social decision-making is commonly explored in the context of adult responder behavior in the ultimatum game. Responder behavior in the game has been proposed to be the consequence of two competing systems that control behavior: an affective system, which promotes an emotional response to unfair offers, and a deliberative system, which instead encourages a rational response to maximize in-game gains. In a secondary analysis of ultimatum game data in children and adolescents ( = 429), the present study demonstrated that trial-level metrics of responder behavior were reflective of a dual systems framework.

Clinical management of complex motor stereotypies.

This paper will review complex motor stereotypies and provide a summary of the current proposed treatment pathway.

Functional neurological movements in children: Management with a psychological approach.

Aim: To develop a cognitive behavioural treatment (CBT) approach that included novel attention training components to support symptom management in children with a primary diagnosis of Functional Movement Disorder (FMD).

Method: Eighteen children (9 male and 9 female) with a mean age of 13 years (sd = 2.46, range 10-18 years) were assessed and completed CBT with novel attention training components.

Sleep difficulties in children with Tourette syndrome and chronic tic disorders: a systematic review of characteristics and associated factors.

Sleep difficulties are common in children and young people with Tourette syndrome and chronic tic disorders (TS/CTD). However, it is unclear whether sleep problems can be considered typical of the TS/CTD phenotype or whether they reflect concomitant factors such as individual patient characteristics (e.g.