CONCLUSION: 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,…
