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Вклад механизмов фокусировки и фильтрации в эффекте категориальной гибкости у взрослых с разной выраженностью СДВГ и РАС
This study examines the contribution of focusing (enhancement of relevant information) and filtering (suppression of irrelevant information) mechanisms to categorical flexibility effects in adults with varying levels of ADHD symptom severity. Participants (N = 203, aged 18–59) performed a categorization learning task involving a switch of the relevant feature under two conditions: focusing and filtering. The hypothesis was that switching to a new relevant feature would be more difficult under the filtering condition due to a higher "switch cost," and that higher ADHD symptom levels would be associated with greater difficulty in using filtering mechanisms. Learning performance was analyzed using repeated-measures ANOVA, accounting for experimental condition and ADHD scores measured via the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS).