A child who seems to be fidgeting, leaving his seat at school or the dinner table, climbing excessively on furniture or desks, and talking too much, and is also described as having no "off" switch, would be diagnosed with
a. ADD.
b. ADHD.
c. conduct disorder.
d. oppositional defined disorder.
b
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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A. painful feelings of isolation. B. painful feelings of inferiority. C. deep feelings of love and affection. D. deep feelings of helplessness.
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