Question

Children with ADD/ADHD typically have which of the following? Normal intelligence, but problems with memory, motivation, and goal-directed behaviors. Laziness, lack of motivation, and inconsistent performance. Impaired social functioning, slightly below average intelligence, and brain abnormalities. Giftedness, attentiveness, and predictable performance.

Answer 1

Children with ADHD have the following:

• Problems with memory
• Impaired goal-directed behavior
• Normal intelligence

Explanation:

Youngsters with ADHD hint at mindlessness, hyperactivity, or potentially impulsivity in particular ways. These youngsters:

• Are in steady movement
• Squirm and squirm
• Try not to appear to tune in
• Experience difficulty playing unobtrusively
• Regularly talk unnecessarily
• Hinder or interfere with others
• Are effectively occupied
• Try not to complete errands