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I mean... This study used a pretty direct test: "Around 450 people participated in the experiment, and all were simultaneously screened for ADHD symptoms. Unsu
by AlwaysRock 3y ago
I mean... This study used a pretty direct test:
"Around 450 people participated in the experiment, and all were simultaneously screened for ADHD symptoms. Unsurprisingly, the researchers found those with higher ADHD scores moved on to new bushes sooner than others but more importantly, those with ADHD also tended to collect higher volumes of berries overall."
- hanniabu 3y agoThis actually makes perfect sense
- falcolas 3y agoI have a problem with their test for ADHD - two things. One, it's a 6 question test. Pretty limited. Two, the test diagnosed half of the participants as having the equivalent of clinical diagnosis of ADHD, when the global diagnosis rate is closer to 5%. Huge red flag. They used a black box AI tool to diagnose folks. IMO, this was a bad choice for a study.