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Sensitivity to peer feedback in young adolescents with symptoms of ADHD: Examination of neurophysiological and self-report measures

2019
Jul 19
Written by ScienceSites
AdolescentsSocial ProcessesReward ProcessingEEG or ERP
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Positive and negative emotionality at age 3 predict change in frontal EEG asymmetries across early childhood

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