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Emerging evidence shows that small involuntary eye movements are shedding light on the hidden workings of mental processes like attention and anticipation, cognitive processes that are often impaired in individuals with Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. 
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The human brain is plastic, meaning that experiences can change it. That fact is fascinating to many people; there’s a possibility that they can sharpen th
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Good article on how a video game system called "CogCubed" is helping diagnose ADHD in children. They are using video games that are like lego blocks but with interacting LCD screens on them. For example one block would have an empty glass and the other a pitch full of lemonade. The user could use one cube to fill the other. When they used these cubes they were able to correctively diagnose ADHD 80% of the time. For more on ADHD Counseling please go to our page.
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