Executive Dysfunction and Early ADHD in Preschoolers
Why does time blindness show up so early in life?
Welcome to another episode in our Research Recap series, co-hosted with William Curb from Hacking Your ADHD.
In this episode, Skye and Will unpack a study of preschoolers in Hong Kong, showing how time perception, working memory, and delay aversion already affect early academic skills.
What we cover:
- Why ADHD symptoms in preschoolers are hard to spot but still matter
- Why time perception was the newest and most revealing test
- What frustration tasks reveal about emotional regulation
- How working memory predicts later academic success
- How these findings could shape future ADHD support
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