The Significance of Impulsive Error in Children With ADHD.

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The Significance of Impulsive Error in Children With ADHD.

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Bei-Yi Su

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Hsing-Fang Tsai

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Jhih-Hong Fang

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Jia-Jin Chen

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Nai-Wen Guo

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Shin-Jaw Chen

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Yu-Chi Liao

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