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Rachel M. Flynn

11 works· latest 2023· 4 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-2522-2932

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Future Directions for Early Childhood Prevention of Mental Disorders: A Road Map to Mental Health, Earlier2019 · 138 citations
Therapeutic Uses of Active Videogames: A Systematic Review2014 · 108 citations
Digital Games as a Context for Children’s Cognitive Development: Research Recommendations and Policy Considerations2019 · 95 citations
US preschoolers’ trust of and learning from media characters2016 · 55 citations
Cognitive, not physical, engagement in video gaming influences executive functioning2017 · 50 citations

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The Unintended Consequences of “Lack of Supervision” Child Neglect Laws: How Developmental Science Can Inform Policies about Childhood Independence and Child Protection

Child Policy Nexus·2023·3 authors·Open access

12citations

A narrative review of methods used to examine digital gaming impacts on learning and cognition during middle childhood

International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction·2021·4 authors·review·Open access

32citations

Future Directions for Early Childhood Prevention of Mental Disorders: A Road Map to Mental Health, Earlier

Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology·2019·10 authors·Open access

138citations

Digital Games as a Context for Children’s Cognitive Development: Research Recommendations and Policy Considerations

Child Policy Nexus·2019·7 authors

95citations

Learning vocabulary from educational media: The role of pedagogical supports for low-income preschoolers.

Journal of Educational Psychology·2018·4 authors

49citations

Cognitive, not physical, engagement in video gaming influences executive functioning

Journal of Cognition and Development·2017·2 authors

50citations

Solitary Active Videogame Play Improves Executive Functioning More Than Collaborative Play for Children with Special Needs

Games for Health Journal·2016·2 authors

11citations

US preschoolers’ trust of and learning from media characters

Journal of Children and Media·2016·3 authors

55citations

Therapeutic Uses of Active Videogames: A Systematic Review

Games for Health Journal·2014·2 authors·review·Open access

108citations

Effects of Exergame Play on EF in Children and Adolescents at a Summer Camp for Low Income Youth

Journal of Educational and Developmental Psychology·2014·5 authors·Open access

47citations

Acute effects of physically active versus inactive video game play on executive functioning skills in children

International Conference on the Foundations of Digital Games (FDG)·2012·1 author·other

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