Subclinical scores in self-report based screening tools for attention deficits correlate with cognitive traits in typical evening-type adults tested in the morning

Keyphrases

• Adult Attention Deficit Disorder 16%
• Arousal Level 16%
• Attention Deficit 100%
• Attention Deficit Disorder 33%
• Behavior Rating Scale 33%
• Cognitive Traits 100%
• Daytime Sleepiness 16%
• Epworth Scale 16%
• Evening Chronotype 50%
• Evening Type 100%
• Eveningness 50%
• Executive Function 100%
• Healthy Adults 16%
• Healthy Young 16%
• Hyperactivity Disorder 50%
• Impulsivity 16%
• Intermediate Type 16%
• Large Misalignment 16%
• Low Arousal 16%
• Mental Alertness 16%
• Metacognition 16%
• Neurocognitive Function 33%
• Older Adults 33%
• Performance Screening 16%
• Poor Sleep 16%
• Reaction Time 16%
• Related Traits 16%
• Schedule Constraints 16%
• Screening Tool 100%
• Self-report Scale 16%
• Sleep Patterns 16%
• Sleep Problems 16%
• Subjective Sleepiness 16%
• Young University Students 16%

Psychology

• Adolescence 14%
• Attention Deficit 100%
• Chronotype 71%
• Eveningness 42%
• Executive Function 28%
• Impulsivity 14%
• Metacognition 14%
• Self-Report 100%