ADHD is regarded as a(n):
a. personality disorder
b. subtype of conduct disorder
c. developmental disability
d. immaturity problem
C
ADHD is regarded as a developmental disability. Developmental disabilities are considered lifelong conditions that are attributable to physical or mental impairments. Because ADHD is in this category, schools are mandated to provide an Individual Education Plan (IEP) for each student with this disorder.
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