Summary: A new study compared background music listening habits between young adults with and without ADHD, revealing distinct patterns in when and what they listen to. ADHD-screened participants reported more frequent music use during both less demanding tasks and while studying, with a stronger preference for stimulating tracks. Neurotypical individuals tended toward relaxing, familiar music during cognitively heavy activities. Despite …
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