A DSM-lII-R category for a childhood disorder characterized by develop- mentally inappropriate short attention span, poor concentration, and frequent hyperactivity.<\/p>\n
A group of disorders associated in underachievement and low motivation and classified as (a) minimal brain dysfunction; (b) learning disability syndrome, (c) hyperactive child syndrome.<\/p>\n
A condition in which a person is unable to concentrate, does things without considering their actions properly and has little confidence. It occurs mainly in children.<\/p>\n
Syndrome, affecting mostly males, characterized by learning and behavioral problems. These include short attention span, impulsivity, hyperactivity, and impairments in perceptual, language, and motor skills. The cause is unknown; originally thought to just affect children, an adult form is now recognized.<\/p>\n
A form of mental illness usually diagnosed during childhood. Symptoms include inability to concentrate, pay attention for any length of time, restlessness, and hyperactivity.<\/p>\n
A disorder characterized by a limited attention span, impulsivity, and in certain instances, hyperactivity.<\/p>\n
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