Background Eye tracking (ET) is a viable marker for the recognition of cognitive disorders.
We assessed the accuracy and clinical value of ET for the diagnosis of cognitive disorders in …

Purpose of review Eye tracking is a powerful method to investigate the relationship between
behavior and neural mechanisms. In recent years, eye movement analysis has been used in …

Objective: To explore quantitative measurements of the visual attention and
neuroelectrophysiological relevance of memory deficits in temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) by …

Inhibitory control and working memory were examined in post-institutionalized (PI) children
adopted into United States families from Russian institutions. The PI sample originated from …

Working memory is a multicomponent system that is supported by overlapping specialized
networks in the brain. Baddeley's working memory model includes four components: the …

Objective Absences affect visual attention and eye movements variably. Here, we explore
whether the dissimilarity of these symptoms during absences is reflected in differences in …

Childhood onset epilepsy is associated with disrupted developmental integration of
sensorimotor and cognitive functions that contribute to persistent neurobehavioural …

Cognitive, psychiatric, psychosocial, and behavioral difficulties are common in youth with
epilepsy. Collectively, these comorbidities can be referred to as mental health problems as …

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is often diagnosed in children and
adolescents with epilepsy, but clear clinical guidelines on how to make this diagnosis are …

Spatial orientation is a fundamental subject in aviation psychology. The influence of
representational gravity can lead to systematic errors during uniform linear motion. However …