Finds cognitive disengagement syndrome influences inattention and chronotype in youth with ADHD, suggesting personalized interventions.
< 0.01), even after controlling for age and gender. The findings suggest that CDS symptoms, particularly daytime sleepiness, may play a contributory role in the association between inattention and eveningness chronotype in youth with ADHD. Incorporating chronotype and CDS features into clinical assessment may enhance understanding of attentional profiles and guide targeted behavioral or chronobiological interventions.
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