Quantitative <scp>EEG</scp> Insights Into A Hundred Adult <scp>ADHD</scp> Patients: A Deep Dive Into Test of Variables of Attention (<scp>TOVA</scp>) Correlations and Attention Dynamics

The findings highlight that attention performance in ADHD is shaped by age, neuropsychological factors, and qEEG-measured brain activity. Higher attention scores correlate with better TOVA results, particularly in response time and error rates. Age-related declines in attention align with reductions in theta-to-beta and delta-to-beta ratios. Predictive modeling underscores the value of combining TOVA and qEEG to identify key predictors like response time variability, omission errors, and specific beta and delta activity. This integration enhances the evaluation of attention deficits and brain dynamics, benefiting both clinical and research applications.