Sustained release methylphenidate (Concerta) was administered to a child with ADHD. Which finding best indicates the medication was effective?
a. Increased expressiveness in communication with others.
b. Improved ability to participate in play with other children.
c. Ability to identify anxiety and implement self-control strategies.
d. Improved socialization skills with other children and authority figures.
B
Improvement in the child's hyperactivity, distractibility, and play indicates the medication was effective. The distracters are more relevant for a child with pervasive developmental disorder or anxiety disorder.
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