Math Shelf vs Obradovic Lab AMES

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The Assessment of Motivation, Effort, and Self-Regulation (AMES) is an iPad app for researchers. It includes three tasks designed to assess executive functions and delay of gratification in children. The app has been tested extensively with children age 4 to 12 in the U.S., Ivory Coast, and Ghana.