A specialized diagnostic tool for assessing higher mental and executive functions in children with developmental disorders, aimed at identifying difficulties associated with neuromotor and cognitive integration. The main tasks of the Semenovich battery for pediatric neuropsychological diagnostics are:
1) Motor-cognitive coordination: the ability of a child to coordinate movement with cognitive processes, such as performing a sequence of tasks or copying complex figures.
2) Internal language: the child’s use of language as a tool for self-reflection, planning and problem solving.
3) Volitional control: the child’s ability to regulate emotions, suppress automatic reactions, and regulate behavior according to rules and instructions.