How Are the Brains of Children Who Have ADHD Different

question 35

Multiple Choice

How are the brains of children who have ADHD different than the brains of children who do not have ADHD? The brains of children with ADHD ____.

• A)have a larger corpus collosum
• B)are slightly smaller and grow more slowly
• C)have a right hemisphere that is noticeably larger than the left hemisphere
• D)have neurofibulary tangling and plaques

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Definitions:

Performing Stage

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Team Development

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Complex Tasks

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Personal Goals

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