"In the experiments, children with diagnosed ADHD and normal children were given a simple attention test while their brain waves were measured. The test consisted of being shown a red or blue image, or hearing a high or low sound, and having to react by pressing a button." (Source: UCD)Visual cues should have resulted in brain wave changes, and did in kids without ADHD. But kids with ADHD showed little or no change, indicating a lack of communication between the frontal cortex and other parts of the brain. Researchers say it's the first time such a disconnect has been documented.
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