2022
DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.1015102
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Attentive-executive functioning and compensatory strategies in adult ADHD: A retrospective case series study

Abstract: BackgroundAdults with ADHD exhibit a neuropsychological profile that may present deficits in many cognitive domains, particularly attention and executive functions (EFs). However, some authors do not consider executive disfunction as an important part of the clinical profile of the syndrome; this could be related to the use of inappropriate neuropsychological tests, probably not adapted and not sufficiently ecological. Moreover, new data are required on specific correlation of attentive-executive symptoms with… Show more

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“…55 As shown in selfadministered questionnaires, attention-executive deficits may not be as severe in neuropsychological tests. 56,57 Nearly half (43.7%) of the ADHD subjects in our study were on pharmacotherapy. As it has been widely recognized, ADHD medication could significantly improve the core symptoms and executive dysfunction.…”
Section: Criterion Validitymentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…55 As shown in selfadministered questionnaires, attention-executive deficits may not be as severe in neuropsychological tests. 56,57 Nearly half (43.7%) of the ADHD subjects in our study were on pharmacotherapy. As it has been widely recognized, ADHD medication could significantly improve the core symptoms and executive dysfunction.…”
Section: Criterion Validitymentioning
confidence: 89%
“… 55 As shown in self-administered questionnaires, attention-executive deficits may not be as severe in neuropsychological tests. 56 , 57 …”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%