Working memory and short-term memory deficits in ADHD: A bifactor modeling approach.
Michael Kofler(Florida State University), Jamie A. Spiegel(University of South Alabama), Elizabeth Chan(Montclair State University), Sherelle L. Harmon(Florida State University), C. Miller(University of Mississippi Medical Center), Elia F. Soto(Florida State University), Leah J. Singh(Florida State University)
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