The Evidence Suggests That Medications for ADHD

question 80

Multiple Choice

The evidence suggests that medications for ADHD

• A) work well for the short-term but show little long-term effect.
• B) work well for both the short- and long-term.
• C) really don't work at all - what is seen is due to the placebo effect.
• D) only work for children who have had the diagnosis at least two years.

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