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Direct linkLadislao Salmerón; Lidia Altamura; Mari Carmen Blanco-Gandía; Amelia Mañá; Sandra Montagud; Mario Romero; Cristina Vargas; Laura Gil – Journal of Research in Reading, 2025
Background: The idea that screens 'stole children's focus' and that reading books, in contrast, stimulates selective attention is theoretically complex and has largely been ignored in empirical tests. Research has identified positive associations between reading habits and various dimensions of attention in children, but most research is…
Descriptors: Reading Processes, Longitudinal Studies, Reading Habits, Grade 5
