Six pictures helped children with ADHD retell fuller, clearer stories. Another experiment found a next-day memory boost from a vibrating seat.
Six pictures changed how well children could retell a story. The visual prompts helped children with and without ADHD, with the biggest gains in completeness and coherence appearing in the ADHD group.
Parenting programs rarely account for a parent’s own ADHD. In a separate experiment, a gently vibrating seat may have helped a new movement stick overnight.
This is the weekly roundup. Last week , we looked at the difference between feeling inattentive and remembering a wandering thought, children’s descriptions of sleep trouble, a small handball study, and the limits of matching medication to a person in advance.
What stands out to you in this research? Does it change how you understand or approach ADHD?