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attention deficit disorder Children with ADD usually have short attention spans and marked difficulty with concentrating. The child may seem to "zone out" often. Some may have learning disabilities also. Medication is sometimes used to manage the symptoms in order to help the child with school.
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attention deficit disorder Neurological condition that is often evident from childhood. ADD may cause restlessness, disorganization, hyperactivity, distractibility, and mood swings.
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attention deficit disorder disorder resulting in hyperactivity, inattention, procrastination, and difficulty completing tasks.
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attention deficit disorder a mental disorder in which the individual is deficient in control of the attentional mechanism. Task focus and completion can be very difficult for such persons.
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attention deficit disorder Attention Deficit Disorder is a neurobiological/genetic condition. It is a biochemical disorder caused by an imbalance or deficiency in certain chemicals in the brain. This means that transmitters in the brain do not work effectively.
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