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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
A reward that comes every time is easy to walk away from. A reward that turns up unpredictably is the one you cannot put down, and that is exactly how your phone is built.
Sometimes there is something good in the notifications and usually there is not, and it is that uncertainty which keeps you checking. Willpower is…
When you read that some proportion of people with ADHD have a particular problem, the number tells you nothing until you know the figure for everybody else.
Twenty percent sounds alarming until you learn what the rate is in the general population. What matters is the multiple, how many times more likely,…
Hypervigilance after trauma and ADHD scanning look much alike from outside. Often the honest answer is that both are present, and the real question is how much of each.
Watching that comes from threat is aimed at something and tends to switch on in particular situations. ADHD distraction is not fussy about where it…
Damage to the front of the brain can produce something that looks a great deal like ADHD: poor impulse control, blunted judgement, a person their family says has changed.
The nineteenth century railway worker who survived an iron rod through the frontal lobes is the standard illustration, and what altered in him was…
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