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Approximately 6.4 million children have been diagnosed with ADHD, with a 5% increase of diagnoses per year since 2003. There are many negative stigma associated with school-aged children with ADHD. The stigma can affect treatment efficiency as well as the mental well-being of individuals affected by ADHD. Prior studies have found that children with ADHD self-identified most of their behavior as problematic, and their perception of their behavior can harm their self-esteem during crucial developmental years. Perhaps a study in the potential causes of these stigma will help prevent them from negatively impacting these individuals' lives.
- Public attribution
- Margaret L.
- Issue
- Volume 3 · 2017-18
- Research area
- Social Science
- Source program
- Advanced Authentic Research · PAUSD