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Regardless of Task Demands, Delayed Goal-Directed Processing Persists in Adult ADHD
Inhibitory control challenges have long been theorized to underlie deficits in ADHD, but the precise mechanism(s) have remained unclear. Recent research using “forced-response” conflict tasks and computational modeling, capable of distinguishing the time-dependent contributions of habitual and goal-
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