| 英文摘要 |
This study aimed to investigate the effects of 16 weeks of cognitive behavioral play therapy (CBPT) and neurofeedback (NF) on children with ADHD before treatment (T1), immediately after treatment (T2), and 6 months after treatment (T3) . In the control group (children administered medication alone) at T2, detectability (a CPT3 measure), disruptive behavior, parent-reported child behavior, and teacher-reported child behavior significantly improved relative to their T1 levels. In the NF group (children given NF and medication) at T2, detectability, omissions, commissions, reaction time,θ/β2, and parent-reported child behavior significantly improved relative to their T1 levels. The control and NF groups did not significantly differ at T2, but the control group had better teacher-reported child behavior relative to the NF group at T3.In the CBPT group (children administered CBPT with medication) at T2, detectability, omissions, commissions,θ/β2, parent report, and teacher report but not reaction time significantly improved relative to their T1 levels; at T3,reaction time, parent-reported child behavior, and teacher-reported child behavior were better relative to their T1 levels, indicating lasting improvements in these aspects. In conclusion, CBPT and NF yielded improvements but in different aspects. Reasonable and clear treatment goals must be set when using NF. Multiple treatments may be combined in the future for greater efficacy. |