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Repeated Task Exposure and Sufficient Sleep May Mitigate ADHD-Related Cognitive Flexibility Impairments in Family Dogs.

Animals (Basel) · 2025 · PMC12609662 · PMID 41227406

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Performance Improvement and Sleep Since performance improvement (pre- to post-sleep reversal trial count difference) showed a trend-level association with the interaction of total ADHD score and sleep efficiency, we applied post hoc Johnson-Neyman analysis which revealed a statistically significant ( p < 0.05) association in dogs with a minimum of 39.6% sleep efficiency.

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