New research shows that the "defocused attention" typical of ADHD is also a powerful driver of creative thinking. Activities like art, music, dance, writing, and gaming can provide structured ways to channel this trait — and may strengthen the neural networks involved in attention control, reducing impulsivity and hyperactivity. ADHD affects nearly 8% of children worldwide.
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Sining, musika, at sayaw ay maaaring muling i-wire ang utak na may ADHD nang walang gamot

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Isang bagong pananaliksik mula sa Constructor University, na inilathala sa iScience, ay nagpapakita na ang “defocused attention” na katangian ng ADHD ay isang malakas na pinagmumulan ng malikhaing pag-iisip. Ang sining, musika, sayaw, pagsulat, at gaming ay nagbibigay ng nakastrukturang paraan upang gamitin ang katangiang ito — at maaaring palakasin ang mga neural network para sa kontrol ng atensyon. Ang ADHD ay nakakaapekto sa halos 8% ng mga bata sa buong mundo.

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