This study looks at how the brain and body work together. Participants will walk and point at things while wearing sensors to measure brain, heart, and movement activities. These measurements help researchers understand differences in people with conditions like Autism, ADHD, or Alzheimer's. No diagnoses or treatments are given; it’s just about understanding natural signals. Participants wear a cap with gel, similar to hair gel, to collect brain data. The study lasts about 45 minutes, with 15-minute walking trials and breaks. It's held at Rutgers University, but can also be done at home. Scheduling is flexible, including weekends, and childcare for siblings is available if needed.

• The study lasts around 45 minutes with additional setup time.
• It's conducted at Rutgers University or at home, with flexible scheduling.
• No medical recommendations are provided, just signal measurements.