Author Question: Regarding gender differences in childhood ADHD, studies suggest that a. It is a different ... (Read 89 times)

DelorasTo · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

Regarding gender differences in childhood ADHD, studies suggest that

a. It is a different disorder when it occurs in boys from when it occurs in girls
b. It manifests in the same way in boys and girls, but is much more common in boys
c. It manifests somewhat differently in boys and girls
d. It only occurs in boys, as most girls' ADHD symptoms are not clinically significant

Question 2

A learning disorder is defined as

a. performance in reading, writing, or math substantially below the level predicted by the individual's age, IQ, and education.
b. an IQ score below 70
c. a substandard IQ score in comparison to the individual's family and educational background.
d. the existence of a neurological deficit that interferes with the individual's ability to assimilate new information.