Elaheh Nosratmirshekarlou
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Elaheh Nosratmirshekarlou is a developmental cognitive neuroscientist whose research focuses on inhibitory control deficits in neurodevelopmental disorders, particularly tic disorders and Tourette syndrome. Her most cited work, "Inhibitory Control Deficits in Children with Tic Disorders Revealed by Object-Hit-and-Avoid Task" (2021), introduced a novel, ecologically valid paradigm using multiple mobile stimuli to assess response inhibition—addressing inconsistencies in prior studies that relied on static tasks. This study, with 3 citations, demonstrated that children with tics exhibit measurable impairments in suppressing prepotent motor responses under dynamic conditions, advancing understanding of the cognitive mechanisms underlying tic disorders. Nosratmirshekarlou’s contributions bridge experimental psychology and clinical neuroscience, offering refined methodologies for evaluating inhibitory control in pediatric populations. Her work has implications for developing targeted behavioral interventions and refining diagnostic criteria for tic-related conditions. By integrating real-world movement demands into laboratory tasks, she has provided a more sensitive tool for detecting subtle cognitive deficits, influencing subsequent research on executive function in developmental disorders. Her findings continue to inform studies on the interplay between motor control and inhibition in clinical populations.
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