Brain-Behavior Relationships in Children With ADHD: Resting-state EEG Networks Underlying Executive Function and Neurological Soft Signs

CONCLUSION: The density-dependent emergence of brain-behavior correlations in girls offers a plausible network-level explanation for the diagnostic camouflage effect reported in females with ADHD. Pediatric ADHD manifests through sex-specific network reconfigurations, a right-hemispheric inhibitory-circuit deficit in boys versus an antero-posterior sensory-gating alteration in girls.

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