The Journal of Neuroscience
A brain signal tracks slowing on an attention task in adults
In 276 neurotypical adults tested about five years apart, a nonrhythmic brain signal tracked slowing on an attention task but not changes in response control.In 276 neurotypical adults tested about five years apart, a nonrhythmic brain signal tracked slowing on an attention task but not changes in response control.
Cohort · 276 peopleBiomarkers
Who was studied276 neurotypical adults, about five years
What changedDeclining nonrhythmic brain activity tracked slower responses on the attention task
The catchThe attention association lacked confirmation in the held-out validation group