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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1975
The various childhood problems that are often subsumed under the heading of "hyperactivity" occur in various combinations and, apparently, for various reasons. The designation does not define a homogeneous group of children, does not consistently point to a common cause, and has treatment implications only in the sense that multiple simultaneous ...
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The various childhood problems that are often subsumed under the heading of "hyperactivity" occur in various combinations and, apparently, for various reasons. The designation does not define a homogeneous group of children, does not consistently point to a common cause, and has treatment implications only in the sense that multiple simultaneous ...
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Expectancies and attributions for hyperactive and medicated hyperactive students
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1982The present study seeks to document some social consequences of prescribing stimulant medication to a hyperactive child. Eighty students and 15 teachers provided expectancies and attributions for the academic performance of hypothetical medicated and nonmedicated hyperactive children.
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Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1977
Most research on hyperactivity views the problem as either organic or emotional in nature, originating exclusively within the child or his immediate home environment. By comparison, little research has taken into account the effect on this problem of the tremendous cultural changes which have occurred in the last century. A number of such cultural (and
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Most research on hyperactivity views the problem as either organic or emotional in nature, originating exclusively within the child or his immediate home environment. By comparison, little research has taken into account the effect on this problem of the tremendous cultural changes which have occurred in the last century. A number of such cultural (and
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Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1983
C T, Gualtieri, R E, Hicks, J P, Mayo
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C T, Gualtieri, R E, Hicks, J P, Mayo
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A Hyperactive Presentation of Hyperactivity
Contemporary Psychology: A Journal of Reviews, 1977openaire +1 more source