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(DSM-IV-TR) Characterized by inattention and/or hyperactivity-impulsivity that is more frequently displayed and more severe than is typically observed. These symptoms can cause impairment in cognitive, emotional, and psychological functioning in children. (3)
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Child is restless,constantly moving, short attention span, disturbed learning process.
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This is a common condition affecting several per cent of school-age children. It is more common in boys, but girls may currently be under-diagnosed. There are three subtypes: ADHD mainly inattentive; ADHD mainly hyperactive-impulsive; and ADHD combined. ADHD is an impairment of either activity or attention control or both. ...
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Someone who has ADD is not automatically eligible for special education services.
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Attention Deficit Disorder in which hyperactivity is present.
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