… Here we compare RT variability in individuals with ADHD and … of reaction time) and
alternative indices that capture low-… that was more pronounced at lower frequencies. In general, …

… slow reaction times, as well as reaction time variability (RTV). … to appropriately modulate very
low frequency fluctuations in … which children and adults with ADHD differed from controls in …

… Both attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
have been linked to increased reaction time variability (RTV), a marker of attentional fluctuation. …

… In particular, increased response time variability (RTV) is a promising indicator of risk for …
of response time variability (RTV) differentiate cases of ASD, ADHD and ADHD + ASD. …

… It was found that the RT variability of the children with ADHD had peak amplitude around
0.05 Hz (about 20 sa cycle), and this peak amplitude of RT could be eliminated by using the …

… in ADHD (Kofler et al. 2013; Tamm et al. 2012). Frequent fluctuations in response speed result
in high reaction time variability (… cognitive performance deficits in ADHD research over the …

… with attention deficit reports peculiar reaction time (RT) oscillation at very low frequencies
(… Citation 31 ,Citation51 In addition to increased intra-subject variability, the patients with TBI …

… Reaction time variability (RTV) refers to variations in an individual’s response speed across
… better distinguish individuals with ADHD from controls than other sub-frequency bands [11], …

… reaction time (RT) variability is a fundamental behavioral characteristic of individuals with
ADHD … (8–12 Hz) frequency bands across groups. We computed the ITPC as a function of …

… cognitive tasks with greater Response Time Variability (RTV). Greater RTV in ADHD may be
due to … Greater RTV in this frequency band might imply that people with ADHD are failing to …