… performance data mainly include the time, percent completion, accuracy, and reaction
time of the participant in completing the audio test, CPT and WCST. The physiological data …

… with different types of ADHD with normal children at the risky … 10 to 15 years old children
with ADHD disorder referred to … for each types of ADHD) And 20 normal children were chosen …

… were assessed 4 weeks after the beginning of intervention. Although the reaction time following
VR interventions improved in children … remain over time and longer follow-up tests seem …

… The exclusive inclusion of boys within the current study reflects well-documented gender
differences in reaction time variability (DeRonda et al., 2021), neurocognitive functioning (Bálint …

… reported deficits in ADHD is an increase in intraindividual reaction time variability, … reaction
time variability have not been addressed in neurocognitive profiling of children with ADHD…

… inhibition manifest themselves by increased commission errors with normal reaction time
and reaction time variation and reflect impulsivity during the QbTest.[5] The behavior is …

… sluggishness, which means slower reaction time and lesser frequency of mistakes. This
hypothesis might be mainly related with inattentive subtype of ADHD, which was not investigated …

… The difference in response time for single-tasking confirms our findings to date about the
slower rate of information gathering in children with ADHD. A bigger effect in multi-tasking …

… the reaction time, the ADHD group is within the 60th to 85th percentiles, revealing a slower
response … of control group with the group of children with ADHD. Results of the present study …

… study showed that response time variables collected in the presence of distractors are more
effective in distinguishing between children with ADHD and children without ADHD, as the …