Reduced Gaze-Cueing Effect with Neutral and Emotional Faces in Adults with ADHD
This study compared gaze-cueing effects in 45 adults with ADHD and 45 matched controls using a visual attention task with emotional and neutral face cues. Both groups showed faster target detection when gaze pointed toward targets, but the effect was smaller in ADHD participants, suggesting less reflexive attention orienting to others' gaze cues.
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- MED — Fri Nov 03 2023 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) · Read full article (translated)
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