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Disentangling the Relationship Between Mind Wandering and Symptom Dimensions in a Non-Clinical Sample: ADHD as the Primary Driver

2026-03-18

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Mind wandering has been linked to a wide range of psychiatric conditions, yet most studies have examined these associations in isolation. Given the substantial comorbidity across the psychopathological spectrum, it remains unclear whether elevated mind wandering reflects a general marker of psychopathology or a more specific attentional-control deficit shared across symptom dimensions. To address this, we adopted...

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10.64898/2026.03.16.712037
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