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Delayed Goal-Directed Processing Underlies Inhibitory Control Challenges in Adult ADHD
It is well documented that ADHD is associated with challenges in inhibitory control. However, the underlying cognitive mechanisms that give rise to these difficulties are not well established. Here, we employ a novel “forced-response” method with computational modeling to disentangle the time-depen
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