Young adults with ADHD may display unique physiological signs that could lead to accurate diagnosis
In a recent study [by Penn State researchers], young adults with ADHD, when performing a continuous motor task, had more difficulty inhibiting a motor response compared to young adults who did not have ADHD. The participants with ADHD also produced more force during the task compared to participants without ADHD.
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