Attention Deficits
Attention Deficits in Chronic Methamphetamine Users as a Potential Target for Enhancing Treatment Efficacy
... aging attention deficits of chronic methamphetamine ...2000). Attention Process Training refers to providing opportunities for stimulating a particular aspect of at- tention which can be effective in ...
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Attention deficits in Japanese multiple sclerosis patients with minor brain lesion loads
... of attention deficits, we did not employ crude data of each assessment in the CAT but instead used the number of abnormal assessment items to exclude the effects of ...
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Determining Attention Deficits In Mouse Models Of Alzheimer’s Disease Using Touchscreen Systems
... that attention is the first non-memory domain to be affected in AD before deficits in visuospatial functions and language are observed (Perry and Hodges, 1999, Romberg et ...of attention ...
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Attention deficits predict phenotypic outcomes in syndrome specific and domain specific ways
... 1, attention deficits continued to drive poorer out- comes in the DS group, but not in the WS ...tion deficits in predicting emerging vocabulary and literacy in two genetically defined ...
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Neural dynamics of selective attention deficits in HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder
... and attention, ...selective attention group effects, with the exception of theta activity in the inferior parietal ...selective attention in HIV are rare, and, of note, our study uniquely examines ...
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Executive Function and Attention Deficits in Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: A Study on Iranian War Veterans
... sustained attention task and are unable to continuously keep their attention on a specific ...alerting attention network controls the capacity to sustain a high level of consciousness and sensitivity ...
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Unconscious Priming of Focused Attention Reduces the Attention Deficits of ADHD Patients
... that attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) children suffer from deficits of sustained attention, while divided, selective and distributed attention is largely ...these ...
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What Do We Know About Technical Assistance? Enhancing the Science and Practice of Technical Assistance via a Research Synthesis
... that attention deficits in FASD populations should not be treated the same as ADHD without FASD ...for attention deficits (O’Malley, ...networks, attention deficits, and ...
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Impairment of self monitoring and vigilance in alcoholics
... The significantly depressed performance of the alcoholics on the RAVLT and on Austin Maze test suggested that this group presented with memory and attention deficits.. This supports the [r] ...
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The wellbeing of family members of children on the Autism Spectrum
... joint attention skills in 51 younger siblings of children with autism at aged 14- and 24- ...joint attention deficits were present at 14- and 24- months for these ...show deficits in an ...
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The Dimension of Inattention Among Children with School Problems
... qualifying for significant attention deficits reported. a “hyperactive” family member (other than the[r] ...
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Social orienting as a construct underlying joint attention and imitation skills deficits in preschool children with autism
... joint attention deficits above and beyond cognitive abilities in 24 month ...joint attention along with a cognitive skill of set-shifting (shifting one’s attention from one target to another), ...
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CCL 11, TNF
... and deficits in the CIRS, including in natural IgM ...with deficits in the CIRS explain a large part of the variance in executive functions, memory and attention deficits, as well as ...
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Autistic Children: Diagnosis and Clinical Features
... In addition to characteristic autistic features, many autistic persons display a variety of other signs such as attention deficits, mental deficiency, and seizures that are not specific [r] ...
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Cognitive control of saccadic eye movements in children with developmental coordination disorder
... The ability to use advance information to prepare and execute a movement requires cogni- tive control of behaviour (e.g., anticipation and inhibition). Our aim was to explore the integ- rity of saccadic eye movement ...
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The Comparison of Sustained Attention and Cognitive Deficits in Patients with Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Type II
... , deficits in attention, perception, motor skills and understanding of language as well as memory deficits in several aspects such as working memory and executive planning (Sadok and Sadok, 2010; ...
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Children's Residential Centre
... Inspectors read young people's files and found that the Centre Manager and the Alternative Care Manager reviewed records and brought any deficits identified to the attention of the staff[r] ...
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Growth Deficits in Children With Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
... GROWTH AND THE TREATMENT OF ADHD There have been long-standing concerns about growth deficits in children with ADHD. Studies that have reported suppressed height gains have sug- gested that there is a causal ...
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Growth Deficits and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Revisited: Impact of Gender, Development, and Treatment
... In a series of linear regression models, we modeled the 3 height measures and the 2 weight measures as a function of ADHD status, gender, and their inter- action. None of the interaction terms were statisti- cally ...
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Attentional Blink: An Antecedent to Binge Eating Behavior
... The first attentional mechanism discussed within the Posner model is the process of being in an alert state. This state refers to occurrences in which an individual is expecting a stimulus (previously cued) and thus ...
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