Game on for safer roads: new program aims to cut crash risk for teens with ADHD
NCT ID NCT05832957
Summary
This study tested a special training program designed to help teens with ADHD become safer drivers before they even start driving lessons. Researchers compared a personalized game-based program against a standard educational course and no training. They measured skills using a driving simulator, eye tracking, and brain activity to see which approach worked best to reduce driving mistakes.
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; The faculty of medicine & health professions, Tel-Aviv University,
Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv, Israel
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