Altered Dorsal Attention and Default Network Connectivity Associated with Dimensional Measures of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

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abnormalities academy activity altered analyses anti application association associations attention attentional audience behavior behavioral behaviors believed best beyond brain categorical chapel characterize characterizing children clinical cognitive combination combined competition compromised conditions connectivity contribute correlation cortex default deficit defined demanding detect developing diagnoses differential dimensional diminished directed disorder disorders displays disrupted disruptions domains dominant dorsal driven dynamic dysfunctional etiology evaluating exist externally find fluctuations functional furthermore generally greater healthy hill human hyperactivity hypotheses hypothesis hypothesized impaired impairments implicated impulsive inappropriate inattention individual integration inter interfere internal intrinsically introspective investigate investigations likewise linear manifest measures mechanism medicine middle model national network networks neural neuronal north organized parietal pathological patient pertinent plausible populations posits potential proceedings processes prone referential regression related relationship relationships relevance researchers resting revealed sample scale scales sciences seed self sensitivity sought spontaneous suggest superior support supports symptoms synchronization systems target tasks temporal theory treatment trends typically underlie utility