Mental Daily

·2 years ago

Psychostimulants increase attention on the benefits of a task and not perceived costs

The study, conducted by Brown University, shines a new light into our understanding of cognitive mechanisms and the importance of psychostimulants among individuals with disorders like ADHD. Read More

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Psychostimulants increase attention on the benefits of a task and not perceived costs