Attention Deficit Disorder

Growing Transitions 3 I Introduction In the United States of America, one to three percent of the school age population have the full attention deficit (hyperactivity) Disorder syndrome (Internet site 1). This numerical figure may not seem to convey a need for enlightenment on this disability. As an attention deficit disorder child (and adult), I feel that it is important for the public to be aware. It could happen to your child just as easily as it …

…hyperactivity) disorder is based on the set of observed symptoms outlined within the introduction of this paper. It is very hard to diagnose a child with attention deficit (hyperactivity) disorder while in a professional sitting. The child tends to know that they are expected to act calm and attentive while in an enviorment that is not well known. To diagnos a child, it is neccesary to observe the child in a structured and unstructured setting.