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Spontaneous and Stimulus-Driven Rhythmic Behaviors in ADHD Adults and Controls

2019-12-27

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Many aspects of human behavior are inherently rhythmic, requiring production of rhythmic motor actions as well as synchronizing to rhythms in the environment. It is well-established that individuals with ADHD exhibit deficits in temporal estimation and timing functions, which may impact their ability to accurately produce and interact with rhythmic stimuli. In the current study we seek to understand the specific a...

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Literature Corpus work: 0fd7122d-8da0-5ee9-bfda-1cb07c178555
DOI: 10.1101/2019.12.24.887802

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