ArticleFrontiers in human neuroscience2026
ADHD-related attentional variability and its impact on postural stability in young adults.
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Purpose: Postural control is influenced by attentional demands, yet the role of attention-related individual differences in young adults remains underexplored. This study examined whether sustained attention performance is associated with postural stability in individuals with and without potential ADHD traits (pADHDt)-related attentional variability. Methods: Forty-two adults (18-35 years) were grouped based on ASRS scores into a pADHDt group (ASRS > 14; Results: Participants in the pADHDt group made more SART errors and showed slower reaction times than those in the comparison group ( Conclusion: Adults with ADHD-related attentional variability exhibit differences postural stability under increased cognitive demands, suggesting a role of attentional control in balance-related motor behavior in young adults with pADHDt.
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