Neurofunctional and Behavioural Measures associated with Fmri-neurofeedback learning in adolescents with ADHD
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This study found that 48% of adolescents with ADHD successfully learned to self-regulate specific brain regions through fMRI-neurofeedback. Improvements were associated with faster processing speeds during attention tasks, suggesting that neurofeedback can enhance cognitive functions in ADHD patients.