ADHD
Dysgraphia
ASD
Stigmas
100

How many types of ADHD are there?

Three (Predominantly Inattentive, Predominantly hyperactive/impulsive, and combined)

100

Name a tool used to accommodate dysgraphia (physical aid)

Pencil grips, highlighted/raised margin paper, slant board, finger spacers.

100

Name the likelihood of boys being diagnosed with ASD compared to girls.

Four times as likely

100

Name one or more reasons why individuals with ASD are occasionally thought to have no empathy. 

Masking, reduced facial expressions, lack of awareness.

200

Name one symptom of ADHD (predominantly hyperactive/impulsive type)

Often fidget or squirm/not good at waiting for their turn/often interrupt others

200

True or False: Is Dysgraphia a developmental disorder obtained only via development?

False. Brain injury can also cause it to manifest. 

200

Name the defining trait that individuals with Childhood Disintegrative Disorder show in addition to symptoms and traits similar to Asperger's syndrome and Autistic disorder.

A noticeable loss/regression of previously acquired skills following at least two years of apparently normal development. 

200

True or False: Schools with LD labels had lower expectations of kids with LDs compared to those who did not.

True.

300

Name one thing that is helpful for both ADHD and autistic children.

Fidget toys.

300

Name one or more subtype(s) of Dysgraphia

Motor, Spatial, Lexical, Phonologic, Linguistic

300

Which psychiatrist would use the term 'Autism' to document patients who exhibited symptoms similar to our definition of the word today?

Grunya Efimovna 

300

Name one or more cultural reasons for why people may have LDs

Spiritual, ancestor punishment, parental punishment, religious reasons. 

400

What is the percentage of children with ADHD who have an anxiety disorder?

30%

400

Name one or more symptom(s) of Dysgraphia 

Spacing, grammar and punctual errors, flipped letters/forming letters, margin and straight line difficulty. 

400

True or False: An individual with ASD cannot experience both hypersensitivity and hyposensitivity to external stimuli.

False. An individual with ASD can show hypersensitivity to some stimuli, but also hyposensitivity to other stimuli.   

400

True or False: ADHD in children is caused by bad parenting.

False. The disorder comes from the accumulation of many environmental and genetic risk factors.  

500

How many people in Canada are affected by ADHD?

1.8 million

500

One accommodation for Dysgraphia can be in the form of supplied notes. What are peer notetakers paid for a semester (as of this current semester at UBCO)?

$406.90

500

In what year were most of the symptoms we associate with ASD first observed, and by whom?

Many of the symptoms we associate with ASD were first observed in 1944 by American child psychiatrist Leo Kanner.

500

Is an individual able to "grow out of" these disorders?

No. The three are neurodevelopmental disorders, meaning that the brain of the individual is quite literally wired differently. 

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