Methylphenidate modifies reward cue responses in adults with ADHD: An fMRI study
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Jorge Moll | Paulo Mattos | Sebastian Hoefle | J. Wickens | J. Moll | P. Bado | P. Mattos | G. Tripp | P. Vigne | Emi Furukawa | Sebastian Hoefle | M. Monteiro | Raquel Costa | Emi Furukawa | Gail Tripp | Myriam Monteiro | Raquel Quimas Molina da Costa | Patricia Bado | Paula Vigne | Jeff R. Wickens | R. Costa | S. Hoefle | E. Furukawa
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