Award
National Institute of Mental Health 5R01MH124816-05
An integrative framework of cognitive control and reward modulation in children with ADHD: from brain dynamics to clinical symptoms
Recipient
Stanford University
Award Amount
$695,430.00
Ceiling
$695,430.00
Awarded
June 16, 2025
Identifier
5R01MH124816-05
The project funded by NIMH studies the brain dynamics and clinical symptoms of ADHD in children by exploring cognitive control and reward modulation using computational and neuroscience models. It aims to improve diagnosis and prediction of ADHD symptoms.
Description
This project aims to uncover dynamic cognitive processes and brain circuits involved in impaired control and reward modulation, and their relation to core ADHD symptoms, using cognitive, neuroscience, and computational models. It focuses on investigating how reward modulates proactive and reactive control in children with ADHD, determining how reward modulation abnormalities relate to clinical symptoms, characterizing brain circuits involved in reward modulation of control, linking brain circuit dynamics to core symptoms, and developing features for ADHD classification and symptom prediction.