Prevalence
Comorbidity
General
Self-Regulation
100
What gender experiences higher level of diagnosis of ADHD
Boys 4-5 times more likely
100
Which disorder has the highest prevalence rate?
ODD (46%)
100
What is the two factor model of ADHD?
A model emphasizing two major factors that underlie impairment: - Inattention - Hyperactivity/Impulsivity
100
What is self regulation?
Control of emotion, cognition, and behavior. Includes: automatic and controlled processes
200
Which ethnicity has the highest ADHD prevalence rate
Caucasians Because: - higher access to care - stigmatization
200
Which disorder has the second highest level of comorbidity
Mood Disorders (27%)
200
What is the relationship between executive function and ADHD?
Cognitive processes that underlie goal directed behavior. People with ADHD have poor executive function
200
What are automatic responses?
exhibited immediately without much thought (ex: covering ears for loud noises)
300
How is age of diagnosis correlated with severity of symptoms?
TRICK QUESTION! There is no evidence to support idea that individuals diagnosed earlier in childhood have more severe clinical difficulties than those later diagnosed.
300
What are some comorbid disorders associated with ADHD? (hint: 7 listed)
Mood disorders, anxiety, ODD, CD, Learning disabilities, tic disorders, elimination disorders
300
What are three basic forms of executive function?
- Inhibition - Working Memory - Shifting
300
What are controlled responses and what do they require?
Require more effort. ex: waiting turn on playground
400
What are three complex forms of Executive Function?
- Planning - Decision Making - Deliberate problem solving
400
What are skill sets?
underlying various sorts of regulation are interdependent and dynamic
500
What are associated impairments?
poor regulation, poor executive functions, hyperactivity, impulsivity, problems in schools, problems with family, social dysfunction
500
How is it self-regulation connected to ADHD?
Exhibited through inability to regulate behavior.